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Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that Islamabad would consider de-escalating tensions if India ceased further attacks. Pakistan is currently operating defensively and claims it has taken minimum action. Dar's comments followed a period of cross-border strikes between India and Pakistan. Pakistan retaliated after India targeted terror launchpads in response to an earlier attack. India had thwarted Pakistan's drone attacks targeting vital installations. The escalation comes amidst heightened tensions, with both nations exchanging military measures.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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