The Indian and Pakistani armies have agreed on a new ceasefire agreement in the disputed Kashmir region.
India and Pakistan agreed for the first time in two decades on a ceasefire in the disputed Kashmir region.
Pakistani media reported on Thursday that the Pakistani military had issued a joint statement with the Indian military and agreed to a ceasefire after examining the situation along the contact lines as well as in all other areas.
The statement said: “The two sides have agreed on a practical commitment to all agreements and understandings and fire on the length of the contact risk. Military officials also addressed key issues and concerns on both sides that have disrupted the peace and fueled violence.”
The borders of the disputed Kashmir region have seen an escalation of violence so far, with the Indian and Pakistani armies accusing each other of violating the 2003 ceasefire.
The Indian and Pakistani armies have agreed on a new ceasefire agreement in the disputed Kashmir region.
India and Pakistan agreed for the first time in two decades on a ceasefire in the disputed Kashmir region.
Pakistani media reported on Thursday that the Pakistani military had issued a joint statement with the Indian military and agreed to a ceasfire after examining the situation along the contact lines as well as in all other areas.