US EditionFragile ceasefire holds between India, Pakistan as Trump offers more help
- India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on May 11 after days of intense fighting along the disputed Line of Control in Kashmir.
- The ceasefire followed severe military exchanges triggered by a militant attack in Indian Kashmir and retaliatory strikes by both countries.
- Despite the truce, both sides accused each other of violations, with overnight shelling damaging homes and displacing civilians near the border.
- Indian military operations reportedly killed over 100 militants and struck nine militant sites, including Lashkar-e-Taiba facilities, while Pakistani forces claimed to have killed 40 to 50 Indian soldiers.
- US President Donald Trump expressed willingness to work with both countries on Kashmir, with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcoming the ceasefire as a positive step toward lasting peace.
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Kashmir takes centre stage as fragile ceasefire holds
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The government of Pakistan applauded this Sunday the “constructive role” played in the last few hours by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and other “friendly countries” to reduce the escalation of tensions in Kashmir, a historic conflict that Islamabad called for to resolve definitively. Trump, who was the first to announce the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan on Saturday, showed himself in a second proud message t…
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