India and Pakistan once about file in Kashmir, new explosions in Indian Kashmir

India and Pakistan have agreed on an immediate cease-fire for the Kashmir region. Details of the agreement are not yet known.

A few hours after the announcement of the file report witnesses again sounds of explosions in several cities in Indian Kashmir. The chosen leader in the region, Omar Abdullah, confirms this. “What the hell happened to the ceasefire?” He writes up X. It is not yet clear who is responsible for the explosions.

The American president Trump was the first to report that the two core powers had agreed. Shortly thereafter, spokespersons of India and Pakistan confirmed that an agreement had been reached and that an immediate end to the fighting.

The conflict threatened to escalate in recent days. Attacks were carried out. Both countries pointed to each other so far as the party who wanted to continue the fight.

According to Trump, the file has been negotiated all night. In a post on Truth Social, his social media channel, Trump congratulates both countries with the result achieved. He thanked them that they had kept their common sense.

The American Foreign Minister Rubio also congratulates both countries. He says that the agreement is the result of discussions that he and Vice President Vance have conducted with India and Pakistan in the past two days.

According to Pakistani Foreign Minister, Saudi Arabia and Turkey have also had a share in achieving the ceasefire.

The conflict flared up after a terrorist attack on Indian tourists on April 22 in Kashmir. In addition, 26 people died. India holds Pakistan responsible for it, but Pakistan rejects that accusation.

The details will be worked out in the coming period. The first conversations are planned for Monday, says an Indian army leader. The Indian army still remains in a state of supreme readiness, says an army commander.

Last night there were attacks over and over again, with killing and injured people on both sides. Dozens of people died on both sides in the past weeks in recent weeks.

After announcing the cease-fire, Pakistan has opened his airspace again for all flights.

In this video we explain what the conflict in the Kashmir region is about: