India also stressed the importance of diplomatic engagement over military escalation. “We wish to reiterate that there is no alternative to dialogue and diplomacy in order to address and resolve the multiple conflicts in the region,” said the MEA.Underscoring its diplomatic commitment, the ministry stated: “India stands ready to play its part in these efforts and hopes that all concerned parties will work towards sustained peace and stability.” The ceasefire follows a rapid escalation of violence, including missile strikes and retaliatory attacks, that threatened to spiral into a broader regional crisis with global repercussions.Meanwhile, a total of 594 Indian nationals have been safely evacuated from Israel so far under Operation Sindhu, amid escalating tensions in the region.Indian Air Force C-17 aircraft have played a key role in the evacuation efforts, transporting stranded citizens via Jordan and Egypt. These Indian nationals had crossed over from Israel into these neighboring countries by land before being airlifted. Two flights from Iran too landed in Delhi today.
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