Following Israel's unprecedented attack on Iran, India has called for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the escalating tensions in West Asia. Prime Minister Modi, after a call with Israeli PM Netanyahu, expressed India's concerns and emphasized the urgent need for regional peace and stability.
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