The meeting, focused on the situation in Kashmir, began at 12:30 am and was attended by all 15 UNSC members — five permanent and ten non-permanent, including Pakistan, which is currently serving a two-year term on the Council.
According to news agency , UNSC members posed tough questions to Pakistan during the informal session. Efforts by Islamabad to internationalise the situation reportedly failed, with Council members reiterating that India and Pakistan should address their issues bilaterally.
Members also dismissed Pakistan’s narrative that the Pahalgam terror attack was a “false flag” operation allegedly orchestrated by India. Instead, they pressed for clarity on whether LeT, operating from Pakistan, had any role in the incident.
Additionally, many members expressed alarm over Pakistan’s recent missile tests and provocative nuclear rhetoric, describing them as escalatory factors.
