US Edition‘Evolving situation’: US says in touch with India-Pakistan amid tensions after Pahalgam terrorist attack
- Terrorists killed 26 tourists in Pahalgam, Indian-controlled Kashmir on April 22.
- The attack triggered a diplomatic row as India blamed Pakistan, which denied responsibility and sought an impartial probe.
- India briefed foreign envoys on its findings while Pakistan issued a naval firing notification in the Arabian Sea.
- India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged, "We will pursue them to the ends of the Earth."
- The United States engaged both nations while standing with India, urging a responsible solution amid heightened tensions.
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Pahalgam attack: US, China urge de-escalation of tensions
Indian and Pakistani troops continue to fire across border fourth day in a row US wants 'responsible solution' to the problem Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says Beijing paying close attention to the situation Here is a roundup of the major developments after the attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, on Monday, April 28: Pakistan fires across border for fourth day The Indian Army said in a statement their soldiers exchanged gunfire for the fourth nig…
US extends support for India but shies away from blaming Pakistan as China reiterates Islamabad's rhetoric
US Department of State extended support to India following the devastating Pahalgam attack but fell short of blaming Pakistan for the terror incident in Kashmir. The remarks came at a time when China is calling for an 'impartial investigation' into the attack
‘Evolving situation’: US says in touch with India-Pakistan amid tensions after Pahalgam terrorist attack
The U.S. State Department is urging India and Pakistan to seek a responsible solution amid rising tensions following a militant attack in Kashmir. While supporting India, the U.S. has not criticized Pakistan, which denies involvement in the attack that killed over two dozen people.
Kashmir Conflict: U.S. Diplomacy Amid Rising Indo-Pak Tensions
Kashmir Conflict: U.S. Diplomacy Amid Rising Indo-Pak Tensions In a bid to diffuse escalating tensions in South Asia, the U.S. State Department has engaged in dialogue with India and Pakistan, following a deadly militant attack in Kashmir that reignited regional hostilities. Washington, maintaining its diplomatic equilibrium, has expressed solidarity with India while avoiding direct censure of Pakistan.The attack in Pahalgam on April 22, which r…
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