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Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif identified Kashmir, the Indus Waters Treaty, and terrorism as key issues to discuss with India following a ceasefire agreement after intense cross-border skirmishes. Asif expressed hope that the ceasefire could lead to peace, emphasizing the importance of equality and regional stability. He acknowledged diplomatic support from allies like China and Turkey. Both nations agreed to halt military actions, though Pakistan referred to it as a ceasefire while India called it an understanding.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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