Cross-border firing

India-Pakistan Border Clash: Renewed Firing Sparks Tensions

Following a deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, Pakistan initiated cross-border firing along both the Line of Control and, exceptionally, the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pargawal sector. This escalation, marking the sixth consecutive day of ceasefire violations, comes amid plummeting India-Pakistan relations. India has retaliated to the attacks, and the situation is further complicated by India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty and other bilateral agreements. The UN Secretary-General has condemned the attack and urged both nations to avoid further escalation.

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India, Pakistan Exchange Fire Across Kashmir Border After Deadly Attack

Following a deadly attack on tourists in Kashmir, which killed 26, India and Pakistan engaged in a second day of cross-border gunfire along the heavily militarized ceasefire line. India accused Pakistani soldiers of initiating the unprovoked fire, while Pakistan offered to cooperate in a neutral investigation. The escalating tensions led to reciprocal expulsions of diplomats, visa cancellations, and the suspension of key agreements, including the Indus Waters Treaty, with both sides issuing strong warnings against further escalation. While India’s suspension of the water treaty is largely symbolic, the situation remains volatile and poses a significant risk to regional stability.

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