US EditionIndia Makes Diplomatic Push for Military Action Against Pakistan
- On April 22, Islamist gunmen attacked tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, killing 26 people, mostly Hindus, at close range after questioning their names.
- This attack increased long-standing tensions between Hindu-majority India and Islamic Pakistan, with India accusing Pakistan-backed militants of perpetrating the violence.
- India identified three attackers, two Pakistani nationals, and has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, closed Pakistani airspace, expelled diplomats, and announced airspace closure until May 23.
- The U.S. Top diplomatic official called for reduced tensions and cooperation between the countries, while Pakistan rejected involvement in the incident, warned of a strong retaliation, and anticipated possible Indian military action within the next 24 to 36 hours.
- India is seeking international support to justify military retaliation under self-defense laws, but faces diplomatic challenges including Pakistan's Security Council seat and China's backing of Islamabad.
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Attentate in Kashmir: Islamabad anticipates Indian strike, New Delhi claims "justice"
Pakistan said Wednesday to anticipate an Indian military strike in less than two days, after the green light given by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a military "ripost" to the deadly attack in Kashmir at the end of April. ...
Pakistan says intelligence suggests Indian military action likely soon - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
ISLAMABAD/SRINAGAR — Pakistan said on Wednesday it has “credible intelligence” that India intends to launch military action soon, as tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbours escalate following a deadly attack on tourists in Indian Kashmir.
Pakistan has 'credible intelligence' India will attack
ATTARI, India (AP) — Pakistan said Wednesday it had “credible intelligence” that India is planning to attack it within days, and vowed to respond “very strongly,” as soldiers exchanged gunfire along borders and Pakistanis heeded New Delhi’s orders to leave…
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