India, Pakistan does not fight overnight in ceasefire – National

India and Pakistani authorities were reported on a night across the region of the heavy militarized area between Monday, and for the first time in recent days, the two nations did not fire each other.

India and Pakistan The U.S. broker has prevented all military operations in the ceasefire to kill all military operations in the ceasefire, and the two-year-old nuclear armed rivals who threaten regional peace prevented increased military operations.

“The night was peaceful in Jammu and Kashmir and other areas along the international border,” he said.

Great military officials of India and Pakistan are planned to celebrate on Monday when the ceasefire is held. After breaking each other, there were fears that he did not catch each other after breaking each other.

Local government officials in Pakistan, local government officials, there is no incident of firing on the border along the control line, and the latest shooting between the forces of Pakistan and India said that the latest shooting between the forces.

Pakistani military spokesman, Lieutenantant Ahmet Sharif, said that Pakistan has committed to protect the ceasefire and violating him.

He also confirmed that large military officials from both people will speak on the phone on Monday.

Immediately after the ceasefire announcement, Pakistan reopened all of the airports and restored flight operations. India was temporarily monitored on the northern and western regions of the tension, which was temporarily connected to the northern and western areas on Monday.

“He informed that these airports are now available for immediate effective operations,” he said.

Since last Wednesday, the two countries have been hit by the two countries, while India’s goal in India, 26 tourists in the control of 26 tourists are associated with the militants. Last month, tourists with Indian Hindu men were brutally killed in front of Pahalgam’s families in the city of Meadow.

India has supported the military supporting the massacre of Pakistan, and accused Islamabad’s office. The incident first sent a rifle of tat-tat diplomatic measures by both people to a low history.

The two expelled each other’s diplomats, closed their airspace and land borders and stopped the decisive water agreement.

After Wednesday strike in Pakistan, along with the territory of the missile missile and dropped quotes, the territory of the two countries, dozens of civilians were killed on both sides.

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For the first time, the Indian servicemen of India, the Indian servicemen were attacked by Pakistan and Pakistan for the first time, killing more than 100 servicemen, including prominent leaders.

Rajiv Ghai, the General Director General of India, who will talk to his colleague with his Pakistani counterpart on Monday, did not say that the Indian Armed Forces occurred in India and the Kashmir region.

Ghai, about 35 to 40 Pakistani soldiers, said they were killed in clashes on the De Facto border, which shared the controversial Kashmir region between India and Pakistan. Five Indian soldiers also said he was killed.

Pakistan’s information minister Attaullah said that he killed 40-50 Indian soldiers along Thursday and the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of his country. Pakistani servicemen also targeted 26 places in India and claimed that there was serious losses of human warplaces due to Indian military equipment.

Associated Press could not verify allegations made by India and Pakistan independently.

Marshall Ak Bharti, a press conference at a press conference on Monday, “Aerial operations of the military, said that it is ready to work in a press conference,” small damage (“), all our military bases and air defense systems are ready to do and take any mission. “

Bharti reiterated that the new Delhi’s struggle was “terrorists and not with the military or civilians.”

Associated Press writer Munir Ahmed contributed to this report.

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