UNSC begins closed door talks on situation between India, Pakistan

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UNSC begins closed door talks on situation between India, Pakistan - Business Standard

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The UN Security Council commenced closed-door consultations here on the situation between India and Pakistan, hours after Secretary General Antonio Guterres voiced concern over tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbours being at their highest in years.

The closed-door meeting will not take place in the UNSC Chamber where Council members sit at the powerful horse-shoe table but in a consultations room next to the chamber.

Pakistan, currently a non-permanent member of the powerful 15-nation Security Council, had requested for closed consultations on the situation.