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India and Pakistan trade gunfire in disputed Kashmir as UN calls for calm

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Pakistan and India have been exchanging fire across the Line of Control in disputed Kashmir, with relations between the two countries at their lowest level in years. The United Nations has urged both countries to exercise maximum restraint.

  1. United Nations
    1. We very much appeal to both the governments ... to exercise maximum restraint, and to ensure that the situation and the developments we've seen do not deteriorate any further.
  2. FR
    Stephane Dujarric
    United Nations
    1. Any issues between Pakistan and India, we believe, can be and should be resolved peacefully through meaningful mutual engagement.
  3. IN
    Narendra Modi
    Indian Government
    1. Whatever little land these terrorists have, it's time to reduce it to dust.
  4. PK
    Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari
    Pakistan People's Party
    1. Either our water will flow through it, or their blood.
  5. US
    Tammy Bruce
    US State Department
    1. As we all know, it's a rapidly changing situation and we are monitoring it closely, as you might imagine.
  6. IN
    Rajesh Rajagopalan
    Jawaharlal Nehru University
    1. There doesn't seem to be any kind of plans for, any kind of capacity for any kind of sustained military operation.
  7. US
    Daanish Mustafa
    King's College London
    1. There is no known technology through which you can stop a river the size of the Indus, or the Jhelum, or the Chenab.
    2. If it's a hydroelectric dam, they have to release the water in order to generate electricity.
    3. Let's pretend the Indians have gone completely bonkers, right? They pull out $100 billion out of their pocket and start building dams like absolute crazy people. What are they going to do with the dam?

Kashmir Autonomy

  1. Reports of overnight fighting in Kashmir following India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement
  2. Reports of explosions after India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement
  3. India and Pakistan announce US-mediated ceasefire agreement

sources

  1. 1.ABC News (Australia)
  2. 2.The Guardian
  3. 3.France 24
  4. 4.NPR
  5. 5.DW News
  6. 6.ABC News
  7. 7.Agence France-Presse
  8. 8.Indian Express
  9. 9.Reuters

perspectives

  1. 1.Islamic Terrorism
  2. 2.Ethnic tensions
  3. 3.India under Modi
  4. 4.Independence Movements
  5. 5.Islam
  6. 6.Pakistan Politics
  7. 7.Indian Foreign Policy
  8. 8.Indian Politics
  9. 9.Terrorism
  10. 10.Pakistan Foreign Policy
  11. 11.Hinduism
  12. 12.India-Pakistan relations

countries

  1. 1.ChinaCN
  2. 2.IndiaIN
  3. 3.PakistanPK

organizations

  1. 1.Lashkar-e-Taiba
  2. 2.Hindus
  3. 3.United Nations
  4. 4.White HouseUS
  5. 5.National Security Committee
  6. 6.Sikhs
  7. 7.G20
  8. 8.Getty Images
  9. 9.Jawaharlal Nehru University
  10. 10.Kashmir Resistance
  11. 11.King's College London
  12. 12.Resistance Front

persons

  1. 1.Narendra ModiIN
  2. 2.Shahbaz SharifPK
  3. 3.Stephane DujarricFR
  4. 4.Syed Ashfaq Gilani
  5. 5.CR Paatil
  6. 6.Adnan Abidi
  7. 7.António GuterresPT
  8. 8.Asim Munir
  9. 9.Bilawal Bhutto-ZardariPK
  10. 10.Brahma Chellaney
  11. 11.C Raja Mohan
  12. 12.Daanish MustafaUS

technicals

  1. 1.Kashmir Valley
  2. 2.Islam
  3. 3.Indus Waters Treaty
  4. 4.Himalayas
  5. 5.Indus River
  6. 6.Rafale
India and Pakistan trade gunfire in disputed Kashmir as UN calls for calm