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India snubs Erdogan as Cyprus thanks Delhi at UNGA
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 61128, member: 636"] External Affairs Ministry officials restated India's position against international mediation regarding the Kashmir territory. Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal addressed media questions regarding Turkish President Erdogan's statements at the United Nations General Assembly. The government maintains its established policy rejecting third-party involvement in regional matters. Officials emphasized that this stance has remained unchanged over recent years. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar supported the Cyprus settlement negotiations through the United Nations framework. The minister conducted bilateral discussions with the Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos during General Assembly meetings. Both nations expressed mutual support for the principles of territorial integrity and compliance with international law. Cyprus reciprocated by backing India's Security Council reform proposals and its aspirations for membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group. [/QUOTE]
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