India and Pakistan have announced that their armies will begin an unlimited ceasefire in the disputed Kashmir region starting at midnight local time tonight. A statement from the Indian Ministry of External Affairs indicates that the ceasefire will cover both the Line of Control, which separates the two countries in Kashmir, and the frozen Siachen area, recognized as the world's highest battlefield. Pakistan announced on Sunday that it would implement a unilateral ceasefire along the Line of Control starting from the beginning of Eid al-Fitr, describing this move as a step towards improving bilateral relations.
Ceasefire Begins in Disputed Kashmir Region - 2003-11-25
India and Pakistan are initiating an unlimited ceasefire in Kashmir, effective from midnight. This includes the Line of Control and the Siachen area. Pakistan's unilateral ceasefire coincides with Eid al-Fitr and aims to improve relations between the two nations.
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📰 What Happened
India and Pakistan announce unlimited ceasefire in Kashmir region.
- Indian Ministry of External Affairs announce Indian and Pakistani armies
- Pakistan announce Pakistani army
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The ceasefire represents a significant step towards de-escalation in a historically volatile region.
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