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On May 7, India, Pakistan and Pakistan, who hit the Kashmir, at least 31 people, and at least 31 people were killed and at least 31 were killed and at least 31 were the wave of missiles. Since then, Hindu Drones hit The Great Pakistani cities and military equipment and India accused the launch of missiles and drones in urban and military facilities.
Along with missiles and drones, nuclear armed neighbors also purchased allegations and denials. India says the May 7 missile hit only the terror infrastructure, and Pakistan insisted that civilians were killed. Pakistan rejects rockets or drones against India and claims that both claims to be a victim of other aggression.
The origin of this last crisis between India and Pakistan returns to the formation of such as a state of sovereign nation in current forms. Here is a constant sustainable state of tension between South Asian neighbors.
1940s-50s: A fairy tale of two countries
The Indian subcontinent was British colony as a British colony, finally divided by subcontinent to two countries until 1947 by 1858. Most Muslims Pakistan gained independence of insensitive and cultural distant zones, West Pakistan and Eastern Pakistan in the same year on August 14. The Hindu, but secular India, won its independence on August 15, 1947.
The section was smooth to transfer approximately 15 million people, which causes one of the largest and bloodiest human migration. The process also caused terrible utilities between Muslims, Indians and Denses in the region, between 200,000 and two million. Border disputes and Separatist actions the next resulting event.
The thing that adhesions as a big sticking point between neighbors, Muslim-majority Himalayan district, the question of Kashmir’s question. The monarch of Kashmir first asked independence and the region was controversial.
In October 1947, the first war on Kashmir was launched when the armed Pakistan tribe occupied the area. The monarch of Kashmir asked India to help the tribesmen manage. In return, Monarch accepted the condition of India for help – Kashmir joined India.
The battle lasted until 1948, when ending with Kashmir. Pakistan is managing the western part of Kashmir, and India manages the rest of the rest, and two thin slices in the north of Kashmir. India claims that Kashmir, and Pakistan is the part of India, but China, ally, caught.
1960s: Failed Kashmir talks and second war
Ten years began with the promise of better relationships. In 1960, India and Pakistan indus agree to share the waters of the waters of the Six Indus Basin Rivers and still trusted – again.
The agreement allows India to access the waters of three East River: Ravi, Beas and Sutlej. Pakistan, in turn, takes the water of the three Western rivers: indus, Jhelum and Chenab. On April 22, India stopped his participation in the contract after the attack, but until recently, the transaction, the resumption of water survivors, internationally, at the international level, at the international level, stood as an example.
One of these wars would take place in the 1960s.
In 1963, India’s Tual Foreign Minister Swan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto held talks on the disputed territory of Kashmir. These talks were mediated by the United States and the United Kingdom.
Although the exact details of the discussions were not disclosed, no agreement was reached. In 1964, Pakistan Kashmir cited the United Nations lawsuit.
In 1965, two countries fought the second war with Kashmir soldier after 26,000 and 33,000 Pakistani soldiers in Kashmir.
The war increasingly crossed the Indian soldiers in the international border with Pakistan’s Lahore. The war was ineffective, with the ceasefire. In 1966, Indian Prime Minister DALA Bahadur Shastri and Pakistani President Mohammad Sebi Khan Tashkend mediated an agreement with the Soviet Union and the restoration of diplomatic and economic relations.
1970s: The first step for Bangladesh and nuclear race
In 1971, East Pakistan and West Pakistan, then President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, the leader of the League of the League of East Pakistan, went to war after the leader of the League League Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. This was despite the majority of seats in the 1970 parliamentary elections of the Awami League.
In March, Pakistan began to participate in the Indian army in the Dhaka and December of East Pakistan. The Pakistani army was eventually surrendered. East Pakistan became an independent country of Bangladesh.
In 1972, BHUTTO and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi signed an agreement in India String agreement where they agree to solve any dispute by peaceful means.
The agreement must be respected to both sides of the control line between the two countries (LOC), change the control line (LOC), or “prevailing the well-known position of both parties.”
In 1974, the Kashmir state government is a number of “establishments of the Indian Union,” a number of rejected by Pakistan.
That year, India exploded a nuclear device in a “smiling Buddha” operation. Indian device considered the “peaceful nuclear explosive”.
1980s: rebellion in Kashmir
In the early 1980s, Kashmir returned in the center of India and Pakistan. A separatist movement took root, because the popular mood has failed to betrayed the interests of the new Delhi in exchange for the new Delhi.
A party that is committed to the National Conference, a party that is committed to the Constitution of the India, a party that is loyal to the Constitution, has won its widespread claims to maintain popular, anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-HOME politicians.
Until 1989, the fully blown armed resistance against India was formed in Kashmir, India.
The new Delhi, the Islamabad, which is financially organizing Islamabad, such as India’s “terrorists” accused the education, education and shelter Islamabad. Pakistan, despite the fact that many of these groups are the main and headquarters in Pakistan, insisted that the separatist movement has offered the “moral and diplomatic” support.
1990s: More contracts, nuclear tests and war conflict
In 1991, both countries have signed agreements on military exercises, maneuvers and troops, as well as aid to prevent violation of airspace and identify extreme lighting rules.
In 1992, they signed a joint declaration that prohibits the use of chemical weapons.
After a number of clashes in 1996, the military officers of the countries met with local officers to reduce tensions.
In 1998, India exploded five nuclear devices. Pakistan responded by exploding its six nuclear devices. Both were struck by many nations sanctions – but they became nuclear armed conditions.
That same year, both countries tested long-range missiles.
In 1999, Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpaye met with Pakistan’s PMistan PM Nawaz Sharif. The two of the Lahore Declaration, Simla Accory, signed an agreement agreed to call a series of “confidence-building measures” (CBMS).
However, the same year, the Pakistani military, seized Indian military posts in the Kargil mountains in the fight against the car, passed the Indian in the Mount Kartil. Indian troops pushed Pakistani soldiers back after bloody battles in the snowy heights of Ladakh region.
2000s: Tensions and Mumbai attacks
Tensions were high along the 2000s.
In December 2001, 14 people were killed in an armed attack on the Indian parliament in a new Delhi. India blamed Pakistani supported armed groups for the attacks, which caused face-to-face sustainability among Indian and Pakistani servicemen. This ended only in October 2002, after international mediation.
In 2002, Pakistan’s President Pervez Musharraf confirmed that Pakistan will fight the extremism and the country is the right to Kashmir.
In 2003, at the meeting of the UN General Assembly, Musharraf, Loc, India and Pakistan agreed to cool and stop the tension and suspend military operations. In 2004, Musharraf held talks with the PM Vajpaye of India.
However, the train service, which closed India and Pakistan in 2007, was bombed near the new Delhi North Panip. Sixty-eight people were killed and injured with them. Hindu extremists were charged with the Indian government at this time, but were later set for free.
In 2008, trade relations began in Loc and development throughout India.
However, in November 2008, the Armed Armedists opened fire on civilians on several sites in Mumbai, India. More than 160 people were killed in the attacks.
Ajmal casabThe only assailant was caught, and the attackers are members of Lashkar-e-Taiba, he said. Kasab was executed by India in 2012. India blamed Pakistani intelligence agencies for attacks.
In 2009, the Pakistani government, Mumbai attacks were partially planned in the land of Pakistan, but rejected that the pinchers were allowed or helped by Pakistan’s special services.
2010: ‘Jugular Vein’ and Pulwama
After Pakistan in 2014, Army General Raheel Sharif Kashmir called Pakistan’s “Jugular Damar” and the dispute should be resolved in accordance with the wishes and desires and desires and desires and resolved in accordance with UN resolutions.
In 2016, Armed Warriors Uri killed 17 Indian soldiers in the Indian management Kashmir. In response, India fulfilled the things described as “surgical blows” against the basics of armed groups in LOC.
In 2019, a bomber who committed suicide was killed 40 Indian lighting in Pulwaman in the managed Kashmir. Jaish-e-Mohammad claimed the attack.
The following result, the Indian Air Force, claiming to hide terrorists and killed several dozens of combat, launched a air raid in Balakot in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. Pakistan insisted that the Indian planes hit only a wooded area and did not kill the warriors.
Then India was canceled in 2019 Article 370, Kashmir provided a special special, Half autonomous status Thousands of cashmans began a raid, which saw civilians and politicians arrested, many of the law groups described as Draconian in accordance with the anti-terrorist law.
2020s: Pahalgam and drones
On April 22, this year, 26 people were killed in an armed attack on Tourists in Pahalgam in India, India.
Called a group of armed Resistance front (TRF)Required for the attack, which requires independence for Kashmir. India allegedly allowed Pakistani Pakistan. Islamabad rejected the allegations of participation in the attack and called on a neutral investigation.
On May 7, India, Pakistan and Pakistan, Pakistan and Pakistan launched a Sindoor operation by rocketing missiles in Kashmir. Pakistani authorities claimed that at least 31 people were killed in six targeted cities.
