US EditionIndia says it is committed to non-escalation if Pakistan reciprocates
- On Saturday, India targeted multiple Pakistani air bases including Nur Khan, Murid, and Rafiqui amid ongoing conflict near Kashmir and Punjab.
- The strikes followed Pakistan's missile attack earlier that day on military and civilian infrastructure in Punjab using medium-range Fateh missiles.
- Explosions were reported in India-controlled Kashmir cities like Srinagar and Udhampur as both sides engaged in exchanges of missile fire causing civilian casualties.
- Pakistan’s foreign minister indicated that Islamabad might ease tensions if India halts its offensive actions, while India committed to avoiding further escalation on the condition that Pakistan acts similarly, all occurring amid U.S. efforts to promote dialogue between the two nations.
- The conflict left 26 civilians dead at a tourist site in Kashmir, signaling intensified tensions between the nuclear-armed rivals with military mobilization noted on both sides.
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Ceasefire violation by India to be met with 'swift, assured' response: DG ISPR
Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry addresses press conference at General Headquarters, Rawalpindi, April 29, 2025. — Screengrab via YouTube/Geo News Inter-Services Public Relations Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed...
DG ISPR warns of ‘swift and assured response’ in case India breaks ceasefire
Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Thursday warned in an interview with British broadcaster Sky News that any Indian ceasefire violation would be met with a “swift and assured response” by Pakistan, cautioning that serious escalation could result in mutual destruction. The military confrontation between India and Pakistan came as the former blamed Islamabad for the Pahalgam attack. On the nig…
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The India and Pakistan Cycle of Violence
The India and Pakistan Cycle of Violence cnichols@hudson.org Wed, 05/14/2025 - 11:47 SVG Podcast May 13, 2025 The John Batchelor Show The India and Pakistan Cycle of Violence Husain Haqqani Senior Fellow and Director for South and Central Asia Husain Haqqani Caption Workers wait along a road in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, on May 14, 2025. (Sajjad Qayyum via Getty Images) Toggle Table of Contents Contents Contents…
Key lessons from the recent India-Pakistan escalation
Indian decision-makers failed to handle the crisis properly, causing serious damage to the country. Recent developments in the India-Pakistan conflict indicate that New Delhi has suffered a significant military humiliation. Despite the ceasefire allegedly mediated by Washington, reports suggest that hostilities are ongoing — implying that the agreement was either never respected or was quickly broken by one of the parties. It is unclear whether …
Pakistan and India say they'd consider de-escalation if the other reciprocates - The Morning Sun
Pakistan and India have hinted at de-escalating their current conflict after firing missiles at each. Tensions between the nuclear-armed rivals have soared since an attack at a popular tourist site in India-controlled Kashmir left 26 civilians dead, mostly Hindu Indian tourists, on April 22. New Delhi has blamed Pakistan for backing the assault, an accusation Islamabad rejects. This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.
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