- India blames Pakistan, Islamabad denies all the accusations.
- Pahalgam’s attack left 26 dead, dozens injured.
- The two sides close the border, suspend access to the borders.
The United States has once again condemned the terrorist attack in Jammu-et-Cachemire of illegal occupation (IIOJK), but remained silent on the question of whether he played a mediation role in the relaxation of tensions between Pakistan and India.
An attack on tourists at IIOJK this week sparked a new crisis between the neighbors of South -Asia with nuclear arms in India and Pakistan, New Delhi blaming Islamabad for murders – Islamabad strongly refusing allegations.
During a press briefing in the State Department, spokesperson Tammy Bruce said: “The United States is held with India (and) firmly condemns all acts of terrorism.”
“We pray for the life of lost people and for the restoration of the wounded and call the authors of this odious act to do justice,” said the spokesperson for the State Department.
To answer a question about President Trump’s first term when he proposed to make peace between Pakistan and India, Bruce said: “I will not notice. I will say nothing more about this situation.”
“The president and secretary said certain things. They clearly indicated their position. I will not continue with something in this way.”
Another question about the role of role by trying to defuse the tension between India and Pakistan, Bruce said: “It is a rapidly evolving situation and we monitor it closely. And we, of course, take a position on the status of cashmere or Jammu either ”.
Suspicious activists have opened fire in the Baisaran valley, a popular tourist attraction in the Iiojk Pahalgam region on Tuesday afternoon, killing 26 people and injuring several others before fleeing in the surrounding pine forests.
Indian officials claim that Tuesday’s attack had “cross -border links”. The police, in the opinions, identified three people “involved” in violence. However, India has not developed shared links or evidence.
Pakistan said India’s charges had been made without any “credible investigation” or “verifiable proof”, saying that they are “frivolous” and “devoid of rationality”.
In response, the two countries have closed the only open land border that they share and suspended special visas from South Asia which allowed people to travel between them.
They declared the advisers of the defense of the other in missions in New Delhi and Islamabad Persona Non Grata, and reduced the strength of their embassies.
India has also suspended the Industry Water Treaty which has regulated the sharing of water from the Indus river and its tributaries. Pakistan warned that any attempt to stop or divert water will be considered an act of war and has met “full force”.
Pakistan has interrupted all bilateral agreements and suspended all trade with India, including towards and from any third country. He closed his airspace to all airlines belonging to Indians and Indians.