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India and Pakistan Signal Willingness to De-escalate After Missile Strikes

Both nations exchange targeted military strikes and propose conditional halts to further actions, following heightened tensions over Kashmir terror attack.

‘Ball is in their court’: Pak foreign minister says they’ll stop if India halts strikes

Overview

  • India and Pakistan traded missile and precision strikes, targeting military installations on both sides, escalating the conflict triggered by the April 22 Pahalgam massacre.
  • India responded to Pakistan's high-speed missile attacks on Indian air bases with precision strikes on Pakistani military targets, emphasizing minimal collateral damage.
  • Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that his country is open to de-escalation if India halts further strikes, placing the onus on New Delhi.
  • India reiterated its commitment to non-escalation, contingent on Pakistan reciprocating, while maintaining high operational readiness to counter further threats.
  • The G7 and the US have urged both nations to exercise maximum restraint, warning that continued escalation poses a significant threat to regional stability.