New Delhi, India — March 2, 2026
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday expressed deep concern over escalating tensions in West Asia, urging all parties involved to prioritize peace and diplomatic dialogue over military confrontation.
As instability continues to impact the region, the Prime Minister emphasized that the current crisis can only be resolved through negotiations and sustained diplomatic efforts.
India Calls for Peace and Stability
In his remarks, Prime Minister Modi reiterated that India has consistently supported peace, stability, and constructive dialogue in international affairs. He warned that any form of military escalation risks deepening regional instability, with potential consequences for global security and economic conditions.
“Dialogue and diplomacy are the only viable paths forward,” the Prime Minister stated, calling on all sides to exercise restraint and return to the negotiating table.
Safety of Indian Citizens a Top Priority
The Prime Minister also underscored that the safety and well-being of Indian nationals residing abroad remains the government’s highest priority.
He assured that authorities are closely monitoring developments and are prepared to take all necessary measures to protect Indian citizens if the situation deteriorates further.
Government officials confirmed that India remains in active communication with relevant countries and stands ready to contribute constructively toward efforts aimed at restoring peace.
Diplomatic Outreach Continues
India has maintained engagement with key regional stakeholders amid the evolving crisis. Officials said New Delhi supports de-escalation and a peaceful resolution through international cooperation.
As tensions remain high, global leaders continue to monitor developments closely, with diplomatic channels playing a central role in preventing further escalation.
