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India and Pakistan have accused each other of “violations” a few hours after the two countries said they agreed with the ceasefire in the following days of cross -border strikes.
After the sounds of the blasts were heard in Kashmir, Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Missri said he “repeated the understanding we came to.”
Soon later, the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan stated that “it is committed to the focus of ceasefire … Despite the violations carried out by India in some areas.”
The fighting between India and Pakistan over the last four days was the worst military confrontation between two competitors over the decades.
The use of drones, rockets and artillery began when India impressed the goals in Pakistan and Pakistan, who led Kashmir in response to the deadly attack of militants in the funeralgam last month. Pakistan refused any participation.
After four days of cross -border strikes, India and Pakistan said they agreed to full and direct cabbage.
US President Donald Trump announced the news on his social platform on Saturday morning. He said it was initiated by the United States.
Later, the Foreign Minister of Pakistan confirmed that the diplomacy had reached an agreement that “three dozen countries” had been involved.
But a few hours after the announcement, the residents – and BBC journalists – in the main Indian cities of Kashmir Srinin and Jammu reported that the sounds of the blasts and see the flashes in the sky.
Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Missri said: “Over the past few hours, repeated understanding we have arrived earlier this evening.
“This is a violation of the understanding that happened earlier today.”
Missry said India’s armed forces “give a corresponding response” and he completed a briefing, “calling for Pakistan to resolve these violations.”
In response, the press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan said: “Pakistan remains committed to the correct implementation of the ceasefire between Pakistan and India, announced today.
“Despite the violations performed by India in some areas, our forces are considering responsibility and restriction.
“We believe that any problems in the smooth implementation of the ceasefire must be resolved through communication at the appropriate levels.
“Troops on Earth should also restrict.”
Kashmir is in full of India and Pakistan, but only partially introduced because they were divided after Independence from Britain in 1947.
It was the outbreak point between the two atomic armed peoples, and they waged two wars.
Confiring the ceasefire, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in India Jashankar stated that the two countries “developed an understanding of the cessation of shooting and hostilities.”
“India has consistently supported a firm and uncompromising position against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. It will continue to do it,” he added.
Later, in his address to the nation, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz said Sharif that the ceasefire was reached “in favor of all.”
Speaking after the ceasefire announcement, US Secretary of State Mark Rubio said India and Pakistan agreed to start talks on a wide set of issues in a neutral place.
He said he and US Vice President J. D. Vens spent 48 hours with senior Indian and Pakistani officials, including with the relevant Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Shahbaz Sharif.
UN Secretary -General Antonio Guteres said he welcomes “all efforts to de -escalate the conflict.”
British Prime Minister Sir Kire Starmer said Britain was “participating” in the “few days” negotiations, and Foreign Minister David Lami appears on both sides.
“I am glad to see today that there is a ceasefire,” said Sir Kire. “The task now is to make sure it is firm and continues.”
Recent fights took place after two weeks of tension after killing 26 tourists in the resort city.
A 25 Indians and one Nepalese citizen were killed in Kashmir, who has been heard in Kashmir on April 22, said the militants had nominated Hindu people.
The Indian Ministry of Defense said his strikes this week were part of the “obligations” to attract “the accounting” of those responsible for the attack. Pakistan called them “unlawful”.
Pakistan said Indian air strikes and cross -border fire have been killed by 36 people in Pakistan and Kashmir, while Pakistan, while India’s army reported at least 21 civilians from Pakistani.
On Friday, the struggle intensified over the night, and both countries accuse each other of targeting airbases and other military places.
