💨 Abstract
The India-Pakistan ceasefire, initially credited to U.S. mediation by President Donald Trump, quickly fell apart. Shelling at the Line of Control was reported by Indian media, while Pakistan denied any breaches. Despite reported violations, the ceasefire appeared to hold, averting a conflict over cross-border terrorism allegations. Pakistan's drone strikes on India, including an explosion at a key airbase, prompted U.S. intervention.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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