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India won't accept third-party mediation on Kashmir, Modi tells Trump

BBC News Wednesday, 18 June 2025 ()
India won't accept third-party mediation on Kashmir, Modi tells TrumpIndia's statement followed a phone call between Modi and Trump after the US president left the G7 summit.
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