


Tensions Surge Between India and Pakistan Following Terror Attack in Kashmir
Pakistan claims India may launch an attack within days as speculation rises after a deadly Kashmir assault that killed 26.
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Overview
Following a deadly attack that killed 26 in Kashmir, Pakistan warns of imminent Indian military action. Islamabad cites intelligence of plans for a strike in 24-36 hours, accusing India of baseless allegations. In response, Prime Minister Modi has granted full operational freedom to the Indian armed forces. Diplomatic tensions are escalating, with both countries cancelling visas and recalling diplomats, as gunfire exchanges continue along the border. The UN and U.S. urge de-escalation to prevent further conflict, with both nations' military postures heightening risks of confrontation.
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The attack occurred in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir, on April 22, 2025, killing 26 people, including 25 tourists. India blamed Pakistani-backed militants for the assault.
India suspended a landmark water treaty with Pakistan and granted its armed forces 'complete operational freedom' to respond. Prime Minister Modi met with military commanders to discuss retaliation.
Pakistan's Information Minister stated they have 'credible intelligence' that India plans military action within 24-36 hours, calling the allegations of Pakistani involvement 'concocted and baseless.'
Both nations have downgraded diplomatic ties, canceled visas, and recalled diplomats. Gunfire exchanges continue along the Line of Control.
The UN Secretary-General expressed 'deep concern,' while the U.S. and other nations are urging de-escalation to prevent a broader military conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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