US EditionIndia-Pakistan gunfire triggers terror of past conflict
- Since April 24, 2025, nightly exchanges of fire have been reported between Indian and Pakistani military forces along the Line of Control in Kashmir.
- This escalation followed an April 22 attack in Pahalgam where 26 men, mostly Hindus, were killed, prompting India to accuse Pakistan-based militants of involvement.
- Residents near the border, including widower Bashir Dar who lost his wife in previous fighting, live in fear amid inadequate bunkers that lack proper facilities and admit rainwater.
- The villages have only six government-built bunkers, each fitting 15 people, which locals describe as useless if war continues, while some families have fled to safer areas like Baramulla.
- The renewed violence worsens relations between the nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan, perpetuating a decades-long conflict over the disputed Kashmir region governed separately by both since 1947.
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India-Pakistan gunfire triggers terror of past conflict
For 10 nights straight, gunfire between Indian and Pakistani soldiers has echoed from the mountains and deep valleys that form the heavily defended de facto border between the nuclear-armed rivals.
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Russian Foreign Minister calls for resolution of the conflict between India and Pakistan
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PML-N Supporters Rally In London Against India's War Rhetoric - Pakistan Live News
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