India-Pakistan exchange fuels Kashmir tension flare-up

April 25, 2025, 8:21 am

Reports detail a brief but tense exchange of fire between Indian and Pakistani troops along the disputed Kashmir border, prompting calls for restraint from both sides and interventions urging calm. A related analysis underscores the broader stakes of this recurring cross-border standoff.

torontosun.com / Indian officials say troops exchanged fire with Pakistani soldiers in Kashmir

SRINAGAR, India — Indian officials said the army had a brief exchange of fire with Pakistani soldiers along their highly militarized frontier in the Himalayan region of Kashmir, as the nuclear-armed rivals ramped up tit-for-tat diplomatic offensive following a deadly attack on tourists in the...

ledevoir.com / L’ONU demande la retenue à l’Inde et au Pakistan, brefs tirs au Cachemire

Les deux puissances nucléaires sont engagées dans une escalade depuis l’attentat terroriste au Cachemire.

winnipegfreepress.com / Here’s why a flare-up between India and Pakistan over Kashmir matters

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