China refuses to add Jaish-e-Mohammed's leadership to international terrorists list

Beijing: China has condemned the attack on the Pulwama attack, declaring the leader of the Jaish-e-Mohammed movement to be included in the list of international terrorists. 2,500 soldiers from the Central Reserve Police Force operating in Jammu went to Jammu on 78 buses yesterday from Srinagar. A suicide attack was carried out on the vehicles near Avantipur in Srinagar-Jammu highway in Pulwama district. In this horrific incident, 44 soldiers were injured in the body. More than 20 people were injured. The Army today faced the most brutal terrorist attack in the last 30 years.

China and Pakistan remained silent as the United States and Russia immediately condemned this attack. In this situation, China has also recorded their condemnation today. Speaking to reporters, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Keng Chung said that China's attention to suicide attack in India has come to the notice. We are very shocked by this attack. Furthermore, we express our deepest sympathy and comfort for the families of the dead and the wounded. We strongly condemn it in any terrorist manner.

We urge all countries to work together to ensure the security and stability of the region. In this case, the defenders questioned India's demand for an international terrorist named Jaish-e-Mohammad-led terrorist organization Masud Azar. In response, Keng Chong, already in the list of terrorist organizations, banned by the UN Security Council, is Jayish-e-Mohammed. That's what China will follow. UN China is continuously sticking to this demand by using the veto power in the Security Council