India-Pakistan border firing: China calls for restraint

"As neighbouring friend of these two countries, China hopes that both parties can exercise restraint," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said.

India-Pakistan border firing: China calls for restraint
BEIJING: China today voiced concern over the recent exchange of fire between Indian and Pakistani troops along the International Border and called for restraint.

"As neighbouring friend of these two countries, China hopes that both parties can exercise restraint," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said at a media briefing in response to a question here today.

He said China hopes that both sides will keep the situation under control through dialogue and consultation and properly resolve difference and work jointly to safeguard peace, stability and development of South Asia.
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A woman looks at the damage of her house from a window after shelling from the Pakistani side, at Bainglar village in Samba sector in Jammu.
A woman looks at the damage of her house from a window after shelling from the Pakistani side, at Bainglar village in Samba sector in Jammu.
A villager shows a mortar shell after firing from the Pakistani side at village Bainglad in Samba district, Jammu.
A villager shows a mortar shell after firing from the Pakistani side at village Bainglad in Samba district, Jammu.
BSF jawans patrolling along the Indo-Pak international border in thick fog at Attari near Amritsar.
BSF jawans patrolling along the Indo-Pak international border in thick fog at Attari near Amritsar.
A villager shows mortar shell marks on the wall of his house after firing from the Pakistani side at Village Bainglad in Samba district, Jammu.
A villager shows mortar shell marks on the wall of his house after firing from the Pakistani side at Village Bainglad in Samba district, Jammu.
(Left): A villager shows the remains of a mortar shell that was fired from the Pakistani side at Ramgarh sector in Samba district.

(Right): A villager moves to safer place with his belongings in the view of shelling from the Pakistani side, at Chilyadiya village in Samba district.
(Left): A villager shows the remains of a mortar shell that was fired from the Pakistani side at Ramgarh sector in Samba district.

(Right): A villager moves to safer place with ..
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A villager inspects his house damaged by alleged shelling from the Pakistani side at Barota village at Samba sector.
A villager inspects his house damaged by alleged shelling from the Pakistani side at Barota village at Samba sector.
Villagers move to safer places with their belongings by a tractor after shelling from the Pakistani side, at Chilyadiya village in Samba district, Jammu.
Villagers move to safer places with their belongings by a tractor after shelling from the Pakistani side, at Chilyadiya village in Samba district, Jammu.
Crying family members of an injured civilian at the Government Medical College and Hospital in Jammu.
Crying family members of an injured civilian at the Government Medical College and Hospital in Jammu.
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