At the UN Security Council, a Pakistani diplomat stated that India sponsors terrorism and weaponizes water, rejecting New Delhi’s charges of Pakistan’s involvement in cross-border terrorism. India, in turn, accused Pakistan of deploying cross-border terrorism and reiterated its stance on Jammu & Kashmir as an integral part of India. Pakistan maintained that India's unilateral actions regarding the Indus Waters Treaty are illegal and that Jammu & Kashmir remains a disputed territory. Such escalating diplomatic tensions between Pakistan and India could heighten regional risk perception, potentially influencing investor sentiment towards the Pakistani rupee and driving safe-haven demand for gold.
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