India reiterates concern about Iran-Israel tensions, says monitoring updates on nuke websites

Jun 26, 2025 10:05 PM IST

India on Tuesday welcomed the ceasefire between Iran and Israel after 12 days of hostilities, however reiterated its issues about sustained safety and stability in West Asia

NEW DELHI: India on Thursday reiterated its issues in regards to the escalation of tensions between Iran and Israel, together with assaults on Iranian nuclear amenities, and known as for dialogue and diplomacy for the early restoration of regional peace and stability.

Flames from a fireplace on the Tehran oil refinery, situated south of the capital, are seen burning within the distance on June 15 (AFP FILE)

The Indian aspect is carefully following updates from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) about radiation ranges on the affected websites in Iran, exterior affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal mentioned at a weekly media briefing in response to a query about New Delhi’s place on Israeli assaults on Iranian nuclear scientists and scientific establishments.

India on Tuesday welcomed the ceasefire between Iran and Israel after 12 days of hostilities, however reiterated its issues about sustained safety and stability in West Asia.

“We expressed deep issues in regards to the latest escalation of the state of affairs in West Asia, together with the assaults on Iran’s nuclear amenities. Subsequently, we welcomed the ceasefire as you’ll have seen,” Jaiswal mentioned.

“India is carefully following updates from IAEA about radiation ranges within the affected websites. We have famous that up to now, IAEA has reported that the focused amenities both confirmed no nuclear materials, or small portions of pure or low-enriched uranium, and that radioactive contamination has been restricted to the buildings affected by the strikes.”

India has known as for a “return to the trail of dialogue and diplomacy for an early restoration of regional peace, safety and stability”, Jaiswal mentioned.

A joint assertion issued by Brics, of which India is a member, characterised the army strikes on Iran as a violation of worldwide legislation, although this challenge has not figured in statements issued by India.

When Jaiswal was requested about this matter, he responded by saying: “I’ve seen the joint assertion… the place the member nations have expressed this grave concern. I might additionally urge you to have a look at the statements we’ve got issued on the Israel-Iran challenge, the place we expressed our deep concern on the escalation and known as for the route of dialogue and diplomacy to be taken for de-escalation.”

Jaiswal additionally supplied an replace on Operation Sindhu, launched on June 18 to convey again Indian nationals from Iran and Israel. A complete of three,426 Indians, 11 OCI card-holders, 9 Nepalese nationals, 4 Sri Lankan residents and an Iranian lady married to an Indian citizen had been evacuated from Iran.

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