Why? Because sometimes the most powerful statements don’t need to shout. He called out terrorism as a global threat, referenced the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 civilians, and reminded the world: friendship can’t coexist with terror. What’s smarter? Naming a country or exposing its actions through facts? Jaishankar chose the latter; subtle, but lethal in diplomacy. India’s message is clear: no talks under terror. And globally? The real test isn’t applause; it’s whether nations stop treating sponsors of terror as normal partners. This speech wasn’t for Pakistan. It was for the world. And for India’s own citizens watching closely.