Modi's Strong Warning to Pakistan Amid Ceasefire
India's Prime Minister Modi asserts a commitment to retaliate against future terrorism, as India and Pakistan pause military actions.
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Following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Indian PM Modi declared a temporary pause in military action against Pakistan, warning of retaliation if future terror attacks occur. He emphasized monitoring Pakistan’s activities and reiterated that discussions with Pakistan would focus solely on terrorism and Kashmir. Both nations reported a calm night with no military actions, and discussions were held to ensure ceasefire compliance. The heightened tensions stemmed from retaliatory strikes after a deadly attack on Indian tourists, which resulted in significant casualties on both sides.
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The ceasefire was brokered by the United States after several days of escalated cross-border fire and military strikes between India and Pakistan, following a deadly attack on Indian tourists that India blamed on Pakistani-backed militants.
There have been reports of violations and claims of provocations from both India and Pakistan, with India accusing Pakistan of attacking multiple locations and moving troops forward, while Pakistan denies involvement in the initial terror attack and accuses India of provocative actions.
India has stated a commitment to retaliate against any future terror attacks originating from Pakistan and will continue to monitor Pakistan’s activities closely, emphasizing that talks with Pakistan will focus exclusively on terrorism and Kashmir.
The United States played a key role in brokering the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, intervening after tensions escalated dangerously and both sides engaged in military strikes along the border.
India intends to focus discussions with Pakistan solely on issues related to terrorism and the Kashmir conflict following the ceasefire agreement.
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