US EditionIndia-Pakistan ceasefire: What happened after Pak violated agreement
- On Saturday, India and Pakistan committed to an immediate and complete halt to all hostilities involving their land, air, and naval forces after several days of intense cross-border conflict.
- The ceasefire followed four days of drone and missile exchanges that nearly escalated into war and was brokered through U.S.-led mediation efforts.
- Shortly after the understanding, drone sightings and explosions occurred in Jammu and Kashmir, prompting Indian air defenses to respond amid ongoing tensions.
- Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri highlighted that in recent hours, the understanding previously agreed upon has been violated multiple times, and he underscored that these infractions are being addressed with utmost seriousness.
- The violations highlight fragile peace efforts after the deal, suggesting continued volatility and the need for sustained diplomatic engagement to avoid further escalation.
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India-Pakistan ceasefire: What happened after Pak violated agreement
Trending | India News | South Asia | Pakistan | Explore the latest developments in the India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement as tensions rise with fresh violations reported, including drone sightings and military alerts.
UPDATE: Pakistan Reportedly Violates Ceasefire Agreement With India
Ceasefire Reflects India, Pakistan's Commitment to Peace: UNGA President - Clarion India
UNITED NATIONS — United Nations General Assembly President Philemon Yang has said the cease-fire agreement between India and Pakistan reflects their commitment to regional peace. Welcoming the ceasefire, he said on Saturday, “It is a meaningful step towards de-escalation reflecting the commitment of both nations to regional peace and stability.” Secretary-General Antonio Guterres sees the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan as a “pos…
Pakistan expresses commitment to faithful implementation of ceasefire agreement with India
Islamabad: Pakistan has expressed its commitment to the faithful implementation of the ceasefire agreement with India, despite violations being reported by India in some areas. Responding to media queries regarding a statement by the Indian Foreign Secretary on ceasefire violations, the Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Shafqat Ali Khan said Pakistan’s forces are managing the situation with responsibility and restraint. The Spokesp…
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