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India shuts airspace to Pakistani airways as US urges nuclear-armed neighbours to ‘de-escalate’

By Editorial Board Published April 30, 2025 5 Min Read
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India shuts airspace to Pakistani airways as US urges nuclear-armed neighbours to ‘de-escalate’

India and Pakistan have been urged by America’s prime diplomat to work collectively to “de-escalate” rising tensions over Kashmir.

It comes simply days after 26 males, largely vacationers, have been shot useless by gunmen within the India-controlled a part of the disputed area, which the nuclear-armed neighbours each declare as their very own.

New Delhi has blamed Pakistan for the suspected militant assault close to the resort city of Pahalgam on 22 April.

India claims it has recognized the three attackers concerned, together with two Pakistan nationals. It says they’re “terrorists” who’re waging a violent revolt on the Muslim-majority in Kashmir.

Islamabad has denied any position and referred to as for a impartial investigation.

US secretary of state Marco Rubio has spoken individually to Indian overseas minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

The US state division mentioned Mr Rubio expressed assist to India in combating extremism and in addition urged Pakistan to cooperate in investigating the assault.

Mr Bhutto Zardari, a former overseas minister, warned the present scenario may “turn into anything from a limited skirmish and attack between our air forces or any other wings of our armed forces, or it could turn into a full-scale war”.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP)

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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Social gathering (PPP)

Early on Wednesday, Pakistan mentioned it had “credible intelligence” that India intends to hold out navy motion in opposition to it within the “next 24-36 hours on the pretext of baseless and concocted allegations of involvement in the Pahalgam incident”.

Additionally on Wednesday, the Indian authorities mentioned it closed its airspace to Pakistani airways – days after Pakistan banned Indian airways from flying over its territory.

Kashmir assault: What occurred?

Indian and Pakistani troops have exchanged small-arms fireplace over the previous six nights, which New Delhi says was initiated by the Pakistani aspect throughout their 460-mile de facto border operating by means of Kashmir. No casualties have been reported, and the Pakistan navy has not responded to the claims.

Indian troops search wooded forests after the Pehalgam attack

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Indian troops search wooded forests after the Pehalgam assault

Pakistan ‘nicely able to responding to any Indian aggression’

Mr Bhutto Zardari, whose mom, former Pakistan prime minister Benazir Bhutto was assassinated in 2007, mentioned his nation was “bracing for any such action where Pakistan is at the ready to respond”.

He advised Yalda Hakim: “I don’t want to go into theoreticals other than to say from our air force to our armed forces to our navy, Pakistan is well capable of responding to any and all forms of Indian aggression.”

He additionally mentioned that “our two countries have gone to war before. It is our hope that this does not happen, that better sense prevails, that the international community is engaging with both sides, but forcefully engages with both sides to ensure that there’s no escalation”.

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Pakistani minister warns ‘all-out conflict’ potential

Of the Rubio talks, Mr Sharif’s workplace mentioned in an announcement he advised the US secretary of state he “categorically rejected Indian attempts to link Pakistan to the incident”.

The PM referred to as for a clear, credible and impartial investigation and urged the US to press India to “dial down the rhetoric and act responsibly”.

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Because the assault, the neighbours have introduced a variety of measures in opposition to one another, together with India suspending the Indus Water Treaty.

It’s an settlement for the distribution and use of waters from the Indus River and its tributaries, which feed 80% of Pakistan’s irrigated agriculture and its hydropower.

Till the assault, the treaty had been in operation regardless of two wars and different occasions of hostility between the nations.

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