


Fragile Ceasefire Between India and Pakistan Shaken by Border Clashes
Recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan faces challenges with renewed border fighting despite U.S. mediation following a deadly attack in Kashmir.
Overview
A ceasefire between India and Pakistan, mediated by the U.S. after intense conflict sparked by a deadly Kashmir attack, is under strain as border clashes erupted hours after its announcement. Both nations accused each other of violating the truce, which aims to halt military actions. Despite initial relief, civilians from both sides reported renewed violence and trauma, raising doubts about the ceasefire's sustainability. U.S. President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire on social media, emphasizing international diplomatic efforts, but experts caution that the underlying issues, particularly regarding Kashmir, remain unresolved, casting doubt on long-term peace.
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The escalation was triggered by a terrorist attack on Hindu tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir, which India blamed on Pakistan, leading to a series of military strikes and exchanges.
The U.S. played a mediating role in facilitating the ceasefire through discussions, although there are differing accounts of its role between India and Pakistan.
Yes, reports of ceasefire violations have surfaced, with explosions noted in Indian-administered Kashmir shortly after the agreement
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