US EditionIndia kills three suspected militants in Kashmir as Pakistan ceasefire holds
- On Tuesday, Indian forces killed three suspected militants in a gun battle in Keller forest, southern Kashmir, near Pahalgam.
- This event followed a search-and-destroy operation after militants killed 26 people, mostly Hindu tourists, in Pahalgam last month.
- The operation marked the first clash since the Pahalgam attack, escalating the worst India-Pakistan fighting since 1999, including missile strikes and air combat.
- Pakistan’s military reported 40 civilian and 11 military deaths from India’s attacks, while India stated 15 civilians and five soldiers died; both sides traded accusations about backing militants.
- A ceasefire agreed on Saturday, brokered by the US, has largely held despite mutual claims of violations and raised fears of a wider conflict.
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India kills suspected militants in Kashmir despite ceasefire
Three suspected rebels have been killed in Indian-controlled Kashmir in an exchange of fire with Indian soldiers, the Indian military said on Tuesday. According to the army, a special counter-insurgency unit...
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plaindealerin.comIndia's military says it killed 3 militants in a gunfight in disputed Kashmir
The Indian army says three suspected militants have been killed in a gunfight with soldiers in Indian-controlled Kashmir. The military said in a statement Tuesday soldiers carried out a “search and destroy” operation in the Keller area of the southern…
Malay Mail
AlKhaleej TodayThree militants killed in Kashmir gun battle as India–Pakistan ceasefire holds
NEW DELHI, May 13 — Three suspected rebels were killed in Indian-administered Kashmir today in a gun battle with soldiers, the army said, the first since an attack on tourists last month brought India and Pakistan to the brink of war. The clash happened after the army's special counter-insurgency force received information that militants were in Keller forest in the southern Kashmir valley, the army said. The site is around 65 kilometres from Pa…
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