India and Pakistan agree to a ceasefire, but will it hold? Here’s what to know

AP PHOTOS: Pakistan and India agree to a truce ending the worst military confrontation in decades

Pakistan and India have agreed to a ceasefire to end the worst military confrontation between them in decades. They accused the other of violating the deal hours later.

After several days of fighting, India and Pakistan surprisingly agreed on a ceasefire, which is cheered on in both countries. According to the US government, talks are to follow on neutral ground.

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A fragile ceasefire between India and Pakistan appears to be holding, despite violation allegations. US President Trump has praised both countries and said trade would be ramped up with the neighboing states. Follow DW.

The ceasefire between India and Pakistan, agreed on Saturday, has so far continued. According to observers, isolated struggles have subsided. Now the two nuclear powers seem to have to engage in further talks.

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While residents along India’s border areas remain on the edge, experts say the fragile peace does not promise much.

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The next few hours will be critical in determining whether both parties are truly committed to dialogue—or if this ceasefire is destined to become just another short-lived pause in a long-standing conflict.