During Pakistan's Foreign Minister Dar's chairmanship of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meeting on July 22-23, 2025, Turkey was the only country to raise the Kashmir issue, describing it as one of the longest-standing unresolved international disputes that obstructs Pakistan-India relations. Despite Pakistan's efforts to highlight Kashmir, no other of the 80 nations participating in the open debate addressed the topic. The United States referenced previous de-escalations between India and Pakistan, echoing former President Trump's claims of a ceasefire. India responded critically, accusing Pakistan of fanaticism, terrorism, and being a serial borrower from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Pakistan called on India to change its behavior, while Pakistan's ambassador at the UNSC accused India of exposing a negative image to the world. The UNSC unanimously adopted a resolution related to the peaceful resolution of conflicts, reflecting successful diplomacy during the session.