Why Pakistan used military hotline to request ceasefire, full explainer
Cornered and out of diplomatic moves after Operation Sindoor, Pakistan had no choice but to reach for the military hotline which was their last lifeline to request a ceasefire and de-escalate rising tensions with India. Know more below.
12 May 12:54 · India Today
India, Pakistan military officials speak on hotline, discuss ceasefire: Sources
Top military operations officials from New Delhi and Islamabad spoke on a hotline days after India conducted Operation Sindoor to destroy nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir (POK).
12 May 13:48 · India Today
India’s precision strikes severely damage Pakistan’s Nur Khan air base: sources
New Delhi: Pakistan Air Force Base Nur Khan in Chaklala suffered significant damage, while Rahim Yar Khan airbase's runway was completely flattened in
11 May 15:16 · KalingaTV
Ceasefire agreement reflects India, Pakistan commitment to regional peace: UNGA president
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres sees the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan as a "positive step" towards easing tensions and hopes it will contribute to "lasting peace," according to his Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric
11 May 06:28 · Greater Kashmir
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