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India Accuses Pakistan of Violating Newly Brokered Ceasefire in Kashmir

Explosions in Srinagar raise doubts over the truce mediated by the US and Iran, hours after its announcement.

Indische paramilitärische Soldaten stehen Wache an einem provisorischen Kontrollpunkt auf einer Straße: Im Konflikt zwischen Indien und Pakistan ist eine Waffenruhe vereinbart worden.
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Ein indischer Soldat steht mit einem Gewehr bewaffnet an der Straße zum Flughafen Srinagar.

Overview

  • India and Pakistan agreed to a US- and Iran-brokered ceasefire on Saturday following days of escalating military exchanges in the Kashmir region.
  • Shortly after the truce was announced, India reported explosions in Srinagar, alleging that Pakistan violated the agreement.
  • The ceasefire comes after a series of airstrikes, drone engagements, and artillery fire, with both nations targeting military installations and reporting significant casualties.
  • The recent escalation was triggered by an April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 26 people, with India accusing Pakistan of involvement, which Pakistan denies.
  • Global powers, including the EU and G7 nations, have urged restraint, emphasizing the risks posed by the conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbors.