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Pakistan military warns India is ‘playing with fire’ in Kashmir conflict
“Pakistan and India are two nuclear powers. If the Indians want to have a military conflict, they are playing with fire,” Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, a spokesperson for the country’s armed forces, told the Financial Times at the army’s general headquarters in Rawalpindi.
Nearly two weeks after India and Pakistan reached an uneasy cease-fire, neither New Delhi nor Islamabad agree on what ...
India and Pakistan agreed to stop firing along their border on Saturday, bringing an end to the escalated tensions between ...
People in Kashmir say they are relieved but uneasy after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. The deal was intended to ...
The fighting began Wednesday after India retaliated for last month's attack that killed 26 people, mostly Hindu tourists, in ...
In Pakistan, the authorities said that all airports were open. The conflict began after 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack on the Indian side of Kashmir last month. India accused ...
Pakistan has called on the United Nations Security Council ... He reminded the Security Council members that the Kashmir dispute awaits a just and final settlement in accordance with the relevant ...
The recent attacks came after already rising tensions as India continued to blame Pakistan for a deadly attack in April in the disputed Kashmir region, a claim that Pakistan denies. That ...
The military clash between nuclear powers India and Pakistan after a terrorist attack in Indian-controlled Kashmir has given ...
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