India reports violation file, explosions heard in several cities of Kashmir

A few hours after a file was announced between India and Pakistan there are again explosions in several cities in Indian Kashmir. It’s about the cities of Jammu and Srinagar. It is not yet clear who is responsible for the explosions.

“This is not a ceasefire,” writes Omar Abdullah, the chosen leader in the region X. He shares a video in which several bangs can be heard. According to Abdullah, the anti -aircraft in the city is back at work.

Pakistan has not yet responded to the messages. Shortly before the news about the explosions came out, the Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif wrote that Pakistan believes that the ceasefire is a new beginning of “solving the problems that ravaged the region.”

Earlier this afternoon it was announced that India and Pakistan had agreed on an immediate ceasefire for the Kashmir region. Further details were not yet known. Follow -up interviews should take place on Monday, an army commander said.

The announcement came from US President Trump. Shortly thereafter the file was confirmed by spokespersons of India and Pakistan. In recent days, the conflict between the two countries seemed to escalate. Attacks were carried out.

The conflict flared up after a terrorist attack on Indian tourists on April 22. 26 people died in that attack. India holds Pakistan responsible for the attack.