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India and Pakistan agreed to stop firing on land, air, and sea from 1700 hours. This follows escalated hostilities after Pakistan's response to India’s Operation Sindoor, retaliating for the 22 April Pahalgam terror attack. Trump and Rubio claimed US mediation, but India insisted it was a bilateral understanding, denying the use of the term "ceasefire." Indian Navy emphasized readiness, vowing a decisive response to any future escalation.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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