Tras días de escalada del conflicto, parece que se mantiene un frágil alto el fuego entre India y Pakistán. Sin embargo, el primer ministro indio, Narendra Modi, advirtió de que solo se trata de una pausa en las operaciones militares, y que podrían producirse más ataques en función de lo que haga Pakistán a continuación.

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Tensions between India and Pakistan are rising again, with flight suspensions, blackouts and military strikes. Both sides are trading blame.

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A fragile ceasefire is currently in place between India and Pakistan following several days of escalating conflict in the region of Kashmir. Residents in the hardest-hit towns in Indian-controlled Kashmir have begun assessing widespread damage, with many expressing a desire for lasting peace. Across the Line of Control, some civilians are returning to their homes, though many remain cautious and prepared for renewed hostilities.

The recent violence was sparked by a deadly attack on tourists, which India attributes to Pakistan-backed militants, a claim that Pakistan denies. Both governments have publicly claimed victory after the clashes. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stated that the ceasefire is a temporary pause in military operations and indicated that further action will depend on Pakistan’s future conduct.

The situation remains tense, with a long-standing water-sharing treaty between the two countries currently suspended. India has signaled it may adopt a tougher stance on the issue, while Pakistan faces pressing water needs. The ceasefire does not address the loss of life and trauma experienced by affected communities, and many civilians continue to live in uncertainty as unresolved issues persist.



Se mantiene el alto el fuego entre India y Pakistán en medio de la advertencia de Modi

Dos días después de que comenzara el frágil alto el fuego una calma incómoda en una de las ciudades más afectadas de la Cachemira controlada por la India. Signos del conflicto incrustados por todas partes. Mi casa sufrió graves daños, dice este hombre. Todo lo que queremos es paz. Al otro lado de la línea de control la frontera de facto que divide Cachemira la gente está regresando lentamente a sus hogares abandonados apresuradamente. Kala Khan nunca se fue. Su familia se refugió en un búnker que está listo para volver a usar. Nos escondimos aquí de los bombardeos, dice. Está totalmente abastecido si el alto el fuego se desmorona. Ese es un temor evidente para muchos aquí acostumbrados a las décadas de enconada batalla entre India y Pakistán por el control de Cachemira. El último estallido duró cuatro intensos días desencadenado por un ataque mortal contra turistas que la India atribuye a terroristas respaldados por Pakistán. Una afirmación que Islamabad niega. Cada bando se atribuyó rápidamente la victoria durante el fin de semana. Fervor y vítores en Pakistán con titulares alabando a los valientes hijos gloriosos del país. En la India, el primer ministro Narendra Modi se reunió con altos funcionarios antes de decirle a la nación. El terror y las conversaciones no pueden ir de la mano. Esto es sólo una pausa en la acción militar dice Modi. Esperaremos a ver qué hace Islamabad. Como muchos en ambos lados se aferran a la esperanza de que el alto el fuego se mantendrá hay mucha incertidumbre y asuntos sin resolver. Un tratado crucial sobre el reparto del agua sigue suspendido. Pakistán necesita desesperadamente el agua pero India está insinuando que tomará una línea dura. Y la inestable tregua no traerá de vuelta a los perdidos en los violentos enfrentamientos. Esta nueva viuda está inconsolable. El coste del breve conflicto es difícil de comprender para muchos. Salimah Shivji, CBC News, Mumbai.

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