Best military officials act as ceasefire

The best military officials from India and Pakistan must speak later on Monday to discuss the smaller ceasefire details agreed between them on Saturday.

As a result of the ceasefire between the nuclear armed neighbors, it seems at night after almost four days of intense shelling and air invasion on both sides.

On Saturday, President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, saying that “it was time to stop the current aggression that could lead to death and destruction so much, and so much.”

Since then, both countries have stopped hostilities, but they say they remain vigilant, warning each other about the consequences of the ceasefire.

The tensions were the last in the rivalry between the neighbors who conducted two wars over Kashmir, the Khimayalan region, which they claim in full, but partly conducted.

Recent hostilities threatened to turn into a full -fledged war because both countries did not want to retreat and threatened to grow if the other did not refuse.

Both countries said that last week, dozens of people on both sides died in four days of fighting, partly of heavy shelling near the actual border.

After the cessation of the fire, however, both rivals announced a military victory.

On May 7, India reported that there were nine goals in Pakistan and Kashmira, which is engaged in Pakistan, in response to the deadly attack of militants in Kashmir, who died in India, killed 26 tourists.

India has accused the Pakistani group of the attack, but Islamabad denies any involvement.

On the days after the first strike, India and Pakistan accused each other of crossed shelling and claimed that they had beaten competitive drones and airplanes.

As the conflict increased, both nations stated that they impressed the competitor’s military bases.

Indian officials reported that 11 Pakistan Air Force bases were hit, including one in Ravalpindi, near the Islamabad capital. India also claimed that Pakistan lost 35-40 men on the control line during the conflict, and the neighbor’s Air Force lost several planes.

Pakistan accepted some Indian shells that landed on the Air Force bases.

The Indian defense forces also stated that this impressed nine educational institutions of armed groups in Pakistan and Kashmir, who will enter into Pakistan, killed by more than 100 militants.

The Pakistani military, in turn, claims that it is aimed at about 26 military facilities in India, and its drones were hovering over Delhi.

India also accepted some Pakistani shells that landed on the Air Force bases.

Pakistan also claims that he knocked down five Indian planes, including three French Rafales – which India did not recognize, although she was said that “losses are part of the battle.”

Pakistan has denied statements that the Indian pilot was in custody after she threw it after an Indian plane crash. India also said that “all our pilots returned home.”

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