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TEHRAN, Feb 27 - Turkey has expressed concerns over increasing tensions between Pakistan and India and called on both to exercise "common sense and restraint."
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told reporters Wednesday that the two countries should avoid any steps that would further escalate the tensions.
Cavusoglu says it is important that the dispute over Kashmir be resolved, adding that Turkey is ready to contribute to a solution.
The minister says "the Kashmir problem is a conflict whose solution has been frozen for years but which constantly leads to tensions between the two countries."
Cavusoglu says that he has discussed the issue in a telephone conversation with his Pakistani counterpart.
Source: AP
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