PM Modi discusses West Asia tensions with Kuwait Amir, urges dialogue and de-escalation. (Image: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amir of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al Sabah, Source: X) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held a telephone conversation with the Amir of Kuwait, Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al Sabah, to discuss the evolving security situation in West Asia amid rising regional tensions. According to an official statement, the two leaders exchanged views on recent developments in the region and reviewed the broader security landscape. During the conversation, Prime Minister Modi expressed deep concern over the escalating tensions in West Asia and reiterated India's position in favour of dialogue and diplomacy to restore peace and stability at the earliest. The Prime Minister also strongly condemned attacks on Kuwait's sovereignty and territorial integrity, reaffirming India's support for the Gulf nation during a period of heightened uncertainty in the region. Modi underscored the need for restraint and de-escalation, stressing that diplomatic engagement remains the most effective path to resolving conflicts and preventing further instability. The conversation also touched upon the welfare of the Indian community in Kuwait, one of the largest expatriate populations in the Gulf. The Prime Minister thanked the Amir for his personal attention to the safety and well-being of Indian nationals residing in the country. The high-level interaction comes at a time when West Asia is witnessing heightened geopolitical tensions, prompting concerns across the international community over regional security and stability. India has consistently advocated peaceful resolution of conflicts through dialogue and has maintained close engagement with key partners across the Gulf as developments continue to unfold. Megha Rawat is an Assistant News Editor at Times Now, where she drives the national news narrative with sharp political reporting, election coverage a... View More