The conflict between India and Pakistan intensified with recent military strikes, leading to a rise in casualties: Pakistan reported 51 deaths, including civilians and military personnel, while India noted 21. The violence stemmed from an earlier attack on Hindu tourists, prompting retaliatory strikes aimed at 'terrorist infrastructure'. A ceasefire, brokered by the US, partially alleviated hostilities, with military officials discussing its implementation. However, India's Prime Minister Modi warned that military action could resume if Pakistan does not curb terrorism, stressing the ongoing tension and the potential for renewed conflict.
Narendra Modi stated that India's military action has only been 'paused', warning of retaliation if further terror attacks occur, emphasizing Pakistan's need to dismantle terror infrastructure.
Despite both sides claiming early violations, the US-brokered ceasefire largely held, with military officials discussing measures to ensure its implementation, showing a commitment to reduce hostilities.
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