India has the right to protect its citizens: EU

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India and the EU strongly condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack during their first strategic dialogue. Jaishankar urged the EU to view the conflict with Pakistan as India versus "Terroristan," emphasizing India's zero-tolerance stance on terrorism and the need to resist nuclear blackmail. Kallas stressed accountability for those responsible, while encouraging continued India-Pakistan engagement for regional peace.

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