India, Pakistan Ceasefire After Deadly Kashmir Attack
India, Pakistan Ceasefire After Deadly Kashmir Attack

India, Pakistan Ceasefire After Deadly Kashmir Attack

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After a deadly terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir killed 26 civilians, India blamed Pakistan-based groups and launched missile strikes on alleged terror camps across the border, prompting Pakistan to retaliate with drone and missile attacks on Indian sites. The exchange led to over 50 deaths within three days and marked the most serious confrontation between the nuclear-armed neighbors since 1999. Both countries announced a ceasefire following direct talks, though each continued to accuse the other of aggression and warned of further escalation if provoked. The crisis drew international concern, with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio urging de-escalation and offering mediation, while the U.S. vice president affirmed only a limited American role. Economic analysts cautioned that ongoing hostilities could push Pakistan's fragile economy toward collapse and threaten international aid. India has announced that any future acts of terror will be treated as acts of war, indicating a hardened policy stance.

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