India, Pakistan agree to ceasefire

The truce between India and Pakistan remains fragile with reports of renewed tensions.

On Saturday, May 10, India and Pakistan reached a ceasefire agreement following a series of military exchanges that had raised concerns about a broader conflict.

However, within hours of the truce being announced, renewed hostilities were reported along the Line of Control in Kashmir.

Both sides accused each other of violating the ceasefire, with incidents of shelling and drone activity occurring.

The ceasefire was facilitated by the United States, with President Donald Trump announcing the agreement and praising both nations for their decision.

It followed military clashes that had begun after a deadly attack by militants in Pahalgam in the Indian-administered region of Kashmir on April 22.