Pakistan and India accused each other of violating an armistice contract that was concluded for hours on Saturday after the talks held by the US most serious military confrontation between nuclear for decades.
The Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said on Saturday that “it was repeated that the understanding between the two countries had occurred” because he heard the fire and accused Pakistan of violating the agreement.
In two large cities in India controlled cashmere, several explosions were heard on Saturday, hours after the countries agreed to the deal.
“We ask Pakistan to take appropriate steps to tackle these violations and to deal with the situation with seriousness and responsibility,” said Misri at a press conference in Neu -Delhi. He said that the Indian army was “retaliation” for what he described as a “border instructor”.
The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the Indian armed forces of initiating the ceasefire violation and said Islamabad was still obliged to agree.
India and Pakistan confirmed a ceasefire on Saturday, which, according to the discussions held by the US talks, ended a conflict between the nuclear rivals.
“We believe that problems with the smooth implementation of the ceasefire through communication should be addressed at a reasonable level,” said the ministry. “The troops on site should also exercise reluctance.”
It was expected that the deal was a quick end of the weeks of escalating clashes, including rocket and drone attacks, which were triggered by the tourists’ massacre last month by tourists who blame India on Pakistan, which refuses the charges. Since then, dozens of civilians have been killed on both sides.
The first word about the deal came from US President Donald Trump, who was asked on his social platform to announce India and had approved Pakistan to a complete and immediate ceasefire.
“Congratulations to both countries to use common sense and great intelligence.”
Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar announced the armistice in Geo News and said that Saudi Arabia and Turkey played an important role in facilitating the deal.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said in a speech on Saturday that his country had approved the ceasefire in the greater interest of peace in the region and hoped that all outstanding problems with India, including the long -term dispute over the Kashmir region, would be solved by peaceful dialogue.
“It was agreed between them that both sides would stop all shot and military actions ashore and in the air and in the sea. Instructions were given on both sides to become effective,” he said.
The recent violence between India and Pakistan is a great resolution in the fight for the long -questioned region of Kashmir. Salimah Shivji from CBC collapses, which has triggered the current conflict.
Hours after the agreement, explosions that negotiated the residents of Srinagar and Jammu in India in India were followed by power outages in the two cities. There were no immediate reports on victims.
Omar Abdullah, the best official in the region, said in a contribution on social media: “What the hell has just happened with the ceasefire? Explosions heard in Srinagar !!!”
Broader agreement in the work
The conflict between India and Pakistan is not uncommon. The two countries have participated in wars, clashes and skirmishes at regular intervals since they won independence from British -India in 1947.
The announced ceasefire came in the recent hostility after the countries fired in the Pakistan-Airbasen on Saturday after Islamabad fired several high-speed rockets for military and civilian infrastructure in the state of Punjab. Pakistan said it reacted with retaliation blows.
In a G7 declaration, the Foreign Minister of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the USA, the United States, Great Britain and the European Union said that they had “greatly condemned” the militant attack on April 22nd in Kashmir.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that he and Vice President JD Vance had been involved with high-ranking officials from both countries in the last 48 hours. This included Sharif and the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and the Pakistani head of the army, Asim Munir.
Rubio said the two governments were agreed to “start talks about a number of problems in a neutral location”.
Although Pakistaner initially celebrated the retaliation measure of their army, they were later cheering compared to the ceasefire and said it was a moment of national pride and the relief after days of tension.
In Islamabad, Zubaida Bibi expressed its joy over the restoration of peace with India.
“The war only brings suffer,” she said. “We are happy that calm returns. It feels like oath for me.”
Indian strikes met Pakistani air heads
The tensions have increased since the attack on a popular tourist site in India, which killed 26 civilians on April 22, mainly Indian Hindu tourists.
On Saturday on Saturday, the military of India organized a press conference in Neu -Delhi and said that Pakistan had targeted health facilities and schools in his three airbases in Kashmir.
“Adjusting answer was given Pakistani actions,” said Indian colonel Sofiya Qureshi.
The hostility between India and Pakistan continues to intensify in the Kashmir region, with everyone accusing the other of aggression. Without signs of tensions that loosened, some residents of Winnipeg from India and Pakistan say that they are worried about relatives at home.
According to the Pakistani military spokesman, Indian rockets were aimed at only Khan Airbase in the Garrison City of Rawalpindi near the capital Islamabad, in Murid Airbase in Chakwal City and in Rafiqui Airbase in the district of Jhangs Ost Punjab.
There were no immediate reports about the strike or its consequences of the residents of the densely populated Rawalpindi.
The Pakistani military had announced that fate rockets with medium-sized reach have been used to meet an Indian rocket warehouse and airbases in the cities. Army spokesman Lt.-gen. Ahmad Sharif said that the country’s Air Force Assets was safe after the Indian attack.
The Associated Press could not check all actions that were attributed to Pakistan or India.
Explosions reported in India in India
After the announcement of the Pakistani retaliation measures, the residents of Kashmir in India controlled cashmere said that they heard loud explosions in several places, including the big cities of Srinagar and Jammu and the Garrison city of Udhampur.
“Explosions we hear today differ from those that we have heard in the last two nights during drone attacks,” said Shesh Paul Vaid, the former police officer in the region and the residents of Jammu. “It looks like a war here.”
Vaid said explosions from areas with military bases were heard and added that the army resorts were attacked. Residents who live near Srinagar Airport, who is also an air force aid, said they were folded down by the explosions and the booming sound of jets.
“I was awake, but the explosions torn my children out of sleep. They started crying,” said Mohammed Yasin in Srinagar.
