A ceasefire agreement has been announced between India and Pakistan, effective immediately
Ceasefire Announced, But India's Message To Pakistan Is Clear: We'll Act When Needed
A ceasefire agreement has been announced between India and Pakistan, effective immediately,
according to Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. This development comes after a series of escalating tensions and military actions between the two nations.
Key Points:
– Ceasefire Details: The agreement was announced on May 10, 2025, with both countries agreeing to a “full and immediate ceasefire,” as stated by US President Donald Trump.
– India’s Stance: Despite the ceasefire, India has made it clear that it will take action when needed, particularly in response to terrorist attacks. Indian government sources have warned that any future terror strike on Indian soil will be considered “an act of war.”
– Recent Conflicts: The ceasefire follows a series of military actions, including India’s retaliatory strikes targeting Islamabad, Lahore, Rawalpindi, and four Air Force bases in Pakistan.
– International Response: The international community, including the US and Saudi Arabia, has urged de-escalation and direct talks between the two nations. Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister has held talks with both Indian and Pakistani counterparts to promote peace ¹.
It’s essential to note that the situation between India and Pakistan remains volatile, and the ceasefire’s success will depend on both nations’ willingness to adhere to the agreement and engage in meaningful dialogue.
