Following a ceasefire announced by President Trump, schools reopened and flights resumed as India and Pakistan ceased hostilities. This ceasefire, the most serious since the 1971 war, follows retaliatory air strikes from India in response to a deadly militant attack. While both nations marked this temporary peace, India also suspended a crucial water treaty, raising concerns for Pakistan's survival, with Prime Minister Modi indicating future talks with Pakistan would only address issues of terrorism and the Kashmir conflict, leaving significant disputes unresolved.
The ceasefire announced by President Trump has effectively halted serious fighting between India and Pakistan, marking a critical moment in their long-standing tensions.
With a history of violence, Indian Prime Minister Modi emphasized that negotiations with Pakistan will strictly focus on issues of terrorism and the Kashmir dispute.
The suspension of the water treaty by India poses an existential threat to Pakistan, as indicated by the comments from its UN Ambassador.
Amid the reprieve from violence, both nations reflected on their losses while hoping for stability in the region.
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