India-Pakistan Tensions Rise After Kashmir Attack

Tensions between India and Pakistan escalated after a deadly attack in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir, prompting India to accuse Pakistan of supporting terrorism and suspend the Indus Waters Treaty as a punitive measure. Indian Prime Minister Modi issued strong economic and military warnings, while Pakistan's Foreign Office rejected the accusations and called for dialogue. India insisted that any talks must be bilateral and contingent on ending cross-border terrorism, rejecting third-party mediation. A ceasefire was brokered following American intervention and has been welcomed internationally due to the nuclear risk. Pakistan has denied Indian media claims about the use of nuclear-capable Shaheen missiles, calling them misinformation. The situation remains tense amid ongoing disinformation and the unresolved Kashmir dispute.