PM Modi spoken to Israeli PM Netanyahu, said - India is committed to peace

Tension in Middle East Asia:  The Prime Minister  Narendra Modi has tweeted that he has spoken to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the recent developments in West Asia. In the meanwhile PM Modi also said that there is no place for terrorism in our world. It is important to stop regional tensions and ensure the safe release of all hostages. All though India is committed to supporting efforts for the early restoration of peace.

One after another big action is being carried out by Israel

Recently Israel has also killed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, which has increased the tension further. At such a time, now the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has spoken to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. PM Modi himself has shared information about this by tweeting

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India is committed to peace

The PM Modi wrote on X, discussed recent developments in West Asia with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. There is no place for terrorism in our world. It is important to prevent tension in the region and ensure the safe release of all hostages. India is committed to support the effort to restore peace and stability as soon as possible.

There is no place for terrorism in our world

In the meanwhile Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, strongly criticized the Iranian regime while addressing the people of Iran directly. He said, 'Every day, the regime of Iran is suppressing you and pushing the entire region into war and darkness. The priority of Iran's leaders is not the welfare of the people, but to waste money in useless wars in Lebanon and Gaza

Hezbollah commander Nabil Kauk killed

In a fierce air strike on Sunday, Israel Forces killed  commander of Hezbollah, Nabil Kauk. He was the commander of Hezbollah's Preventive Security Unit and a senior member of the Executive Council. He was considered close to the recently killed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah. His death is being considered a big success for the Israeli army.