Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has spoken to Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi over the phone. Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has apprised the Chinese Foreign Minister of the latest developments regarding the tension between India and Pakistan after the terrorist attack. Now let us tell you what China has responded in the conversation.

Pakistan is nervous after India suspended the Indus River Treaty after the Pahalgam attack. Pakistan is seeking help from other countries amid the possibility of any kind of military action from India. In such a situation, it is sometimes looking towards China, sometimes Saudi Arabia and sometimes Britain.

Meanwhile, China's reaction has also come to the fore. China has announced a fast and impartial investigation of the Pahalgam terrorist attack. Tensions between India and Pakistan are at their peak since the Pahalgam attack. China has expressed support to its evergreen ally Pakistan in protecting its sovereignty and security interests amid Islamabad's growing tensions with India.

China spoke to Pakistan's Foreign Minister

According to reports, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a telephone conversation with Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Sunday. According to the report, Dar briefed Wang on the ongoing tension between Pakistan and India after the terrorist attack in the Kashmir region.

'China is closely monitoring the incident'

According to the report, Wang said that China is closely monitoring the developments. Wang is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC).

The report quoted Wang as saying, "As a strong friend and all-weather strategic cooperative partner, China fully understands Pakistan's legitimate security concerns and supports Pakistan in protecting its sovereignty and security interests."

Did Pakistan get China's support?

Wang further said, China advocates an immediate and impartial investigation and believes that this conflict does not serve the fundamental interests of either India or Pakistan, nor is it beneficial to regional peace and stability.' Getting China's support on the Pahalgam attack is like a success for Pakistan.

This support to Pakistan from China has come after Shahbaz Sharif's statement, in which he has demanded an 'independent investigation' of the Pahalgam terror attack. Earlier, US President Donald Trump indicated that he does not intend to interfere in this matter.

Help was also sought from Russia

In a recent interview given to the Russian government-run news agency RIA Novosti, Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said, 'I think Russia or China or even Western countries can play a very positive role in this crisis and they can also form an investigation team.'