Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan raises the Kashmir issue again during his speech at the UN General Assembly. According to reports, he calls for India and Pakistan to hold dialogue under the UN framework, reiterating Ankara’s position on Kashmir. The remarks are made while Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is present.
The two outlets describe the intervention as part of Turkey’s recurring references to Kashmir at the UN. Mint frames the comments as a continuation of Erdogan’s earlier UNGA mentions of the dispute, while India Today similarly highlights the call for dialogue under the UN Charter. Both accounts focus on the timing and the presence of Pakistan’s prime minister, but do not add conflicting details about the specific proposals beyond the UN-based dialogue call.
