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India and Pakistan instituted a fragile ceasefire after four days of intense cross-border fighting, with reports of continued skirmishes and blackouts. The U.S. President pledged to increase trade with both nations and work towards resolving the Kashmir issue. The conflict, triggered by a previous terrorist attack, has caused nearly 70 deaths. Both nations blame each other for violations, but local residents expressed relief at the ceasefire.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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