The deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir 22 April 2025, which claimed the lives of 26 civilians, greatly escalated the tension between India and Pakistan. As a result, India took a firm attitude and warned Pakistan against the uninvocative violation of the ceasefire along the control line (LOC) and engaging in the international community to emphasize this problem. Meanwhile, the regional powers of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait urged to restrict both sides to prevent further escalation.
Here are five key developments surrounding the crisis:
Indian Strict Warning of Pakistan Being a Dermination of Hormings
The CEO of Military Operations (DGMOS) of India and Pakistan organized April 29, an interview with a hot line, which dealt with a recent unprovoked violation of the Pakistan Army along LOC and the International Border.
India issued a strong warning, condemned repeated violations, and stressed that Indian forces reacted firmly and proportionally.
The violation, which has intensified since the Pahalgam attack, was reported in the sectors including Nausher, Sunderbani, Akhnoor, Baramully and Buy.
India diplomatic reach on UNSC
In an effort to obtain international support for India, she addressed seven non-permanent members of the UN Security Council (UNSC) to approve of the situation and seek to convict cross-border terrorism.
The Minister of the External Affairs S. Jaishankar is actively involved in his counterparts, including recent interviews with Foreign Minister Kuwait to emphasize the Indian position and need for collective behavior against terrorism based on Pakistan.
Requires limiting Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait
In the middle of the growing tension, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, Pakistan also urged India to limit and avoid any actions that could be destabilized by the region. These nations in the Gulf of Persian emphasized dialogue and diplomacy as the only viable way to solve the crisis, reflecting concerns about the possibility of escalating between two neighbors of armed nuclear weapons.
Escalation of diplomatic and military measures
After the attack on Pahalgam India, several repressive measures against Pakistan, including the suspension of Indus Waters, the closure of Attari’s integrated inspection allowance, suspension of visas and reduce diplomatic employees.
Pakistan responded to reciprocal actions such as closing border crossings and airspace restrictions. These movements also have tense two -sided relationships and increase the risk of confrontation.
Pakistan’s accusations and military warnings
Pakistan denied any involvement in the Pahalgam attack and accused India of inventing claims to justify the potential military action. Islamabad announced a trusted news indicating that India can start a military strike within 24 to 36 hours. In response, the Pakistani army was placed on high readiness, while the Air Force limited flying operations to basic missions to prevent confusion in the airspace.
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