India and Pakistan were still upholding a cease-fire on May 11, following accusations that each side was to blame for the initial military violations.
That truce took place on May 10 after four days of continued attacks between the two neighboring nuclear military powers. In what has been the worst fighting between India and Pakistan in nearly three decades, both fired missiles and drones at one another’s military targets, leading to almost 70 deaths.
The Trump administration has also been engaged in direct talks with the two nations to negotiate an end to the fighting.
While U.S. diplomacy and pressure have helped secure the cease-fire deal, just hours after it materialized, artillery fire was seen in Indian Kashmir, which saw much of last week’s fighting....
