Malala Yusufzai’s advice to Shahbaz Sharif on Operation Sindoor- ‘India is not an enemy …’

Operataion Sindoor: Indian Army status in Pakistan and POK on terrorist locations Operation vermilion Under the aircraft. After this, the eyes of the whole world are on the increasing tension between India and Pakistan. Meanwhile, Malala Yusufzai, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, has given the message of peace and understanding between the two countries. He not only strongly condemned the terrorist incidents, but also made it clear that the real enemy is terrorism, not any country or its people.

Malala said in his interview, “In Pakistan, India and our neighboring countries, our shared enemies are extremism, terrorism and violence. We are not enemies of each other.” His statement has come at a time when tension between the two countries is at its peak. He appealed that India and Pakistan should unite and fight terrorism against the forces of partition. He also said that the international community should now intervene and promote peace and dialogue. Because only diplomacy and cooperation can be the basis of stability and prosperity of this region.

Hatred and violence are our common enemies, not each other. I strongly urge leaders in India and Pakistan to take steps to de-escalate tensions, protect civilians — especially children — and unite against the forces of division.

I send my deepest condolences to the loved ones of…

— Malala Yousafzai (@Malala) May 7, 2025

‘I myself have been a victim of terrorism’: Malala

Malala shared personal experience and said that she herself has been a victim of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. When she was going to school in 2012, the Taliban attacked her with a fatal attack. Due to this experience, he said that we should discuss the root reasons of terrorism. They believe that no person is a terrorist or militant from birth. Society, ideology and circumstances push it in that direction. Therefore, we have to weaken those forces through education, dialogues and opportunities.

Pakistan leaders urged

Malala Yusufzai also resorted to Twitter to make the statement more effective. He said, “Hattle and violence are our common enemies, not each other. I urge the leaders of India and Pakistan to reduce stress, protect citizens, especially children and unite against divisive forces.” He spoke of prioritizing the safety of citizens, especially children, and also expressed his deep condolences to the families of innocent victims of the two countries.