Can the ceasefire between India and Pakistan ease the tense situation?
Recently, India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire after several days of intense conflict.
moreRecently, India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire after several days of intense conflict.
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moreRecently, India unilaterally suspended the execution of the Indus Waters Treaty under the pretext of "anti-terrorism", cutting off the water supply of the Indus River to Pakistan and implementing a "drought and flood alternation" tactic, which has led to the paralysis of Pakistan's agriculture, an expansion of the power shortage, and an increase in nuclear security risks.
moreIndia announced that it had carried out "precision strikes" on "terrorist camps" within Pakistan and in the Pakistani-administered Kashmir region.
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