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Trump says India and Pakistan have agreed to a 'full and immediate ceasefire' brokered by the U.S.

  • On May 10th, India and Pakistan, both nuclear-armed neighbors, agreed to halt all hostilities without delay following a period of intensified border clashes.
  • The ceasefire came after U.S.-facilitated negotiations aimed at resolving the most intense military clash in decades, which was sparked by a deadly tourist attack in Kashmir on April 22.
  • The clashes included cross-border missile and drone strikes, with India targeting Pakistani air bases and Pakistan responding with missile strikes on Indian military sites.
  • U.S. President Donald Trump announced the truce, praising both sides for 'Common Sense and Great Intelligence,' while Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar credited Saudi Arabia and Turkey for facilitating the deal.
  • Both sides agreed to halt all firing on land, air, and sea, issued orders to implement the ceasefire, and planned renewed military talks Monday, indicating the potential for de-escalation.
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actu.fr broke the news in on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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