On April 22, a tragic attack claimed the lives of 26 individuals, predominantly tourists, near a resort in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. In response to the incident, India and Pakistan downgraded their diplomatic relations, with India halting a vital water-sharing treaty. Tensions have since escalated, illustrated by renewed cross-border firing, although no casualties have been reported. Pakistani intelligence has voiced concerns regarding India's potential military retaliation. Amidst these developments, the international community, including the UN, US, and China, has urged both nations to exercise restraint and reduce tensions.
Gunmen killed 26 people, most of whom were tourists, near a resort close to Pahalgam in Kashmir, prompting escalated diplomatic tensions between India and Pakistan.
The attack led India to suspend a crucial water-sharing treaty with Pakistan and take a hard diplomatic stance, emphasizing the necessity to punish those responsible.
In the aftermath of the attack, international calls for de-escalation emerged, with organizations like the UN and nations such as the US and China urging restraint.
Cross-border firing has resumed between India and Pakistan following the attack, indicating heightened military tensions, although no casualties have been reported from either side.
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