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Escalating Conflict with India Claims at Least 51 Lives in Pakistan

Escalating Conflict with India Claims at Least 51 Lives in Pakistan
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pakistan - Pakistan reports 11 military personnel and 40 civilians dead in recent conflict with India, including 15 children. Tensions persist despite a ceasefire agreement.

Escalating Conflict with India Claims at Least 51 Lives in Pakistan

Pakistan has confirmed the deaths of 11 soldiers and 40 civilians, including 15 children, in the recent military clash with India. The conflict arose after India conducted airstrikes on alleged terrorist camps in Pakistan, leading to a back-and-forth escalation between the two nuclear-armed nations.

Tensions Remain High

Although a ceasefire agreement has been reached following days of intense shelling, tensions persist. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued a warning that India will target terrorist hideouts in Pakistan in retaliation for any further attacks on Indian soil.

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