Trump announces “full and immediate ceasefire” between India and Pakistan

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio says that India and Pakistan have agreed to an immediate ceasefire and to start discussions about “a wide number of problems in a neutral location”.

In one post on X, he praised the two prime minister of the nations about “their wisdom, cleverness and state art in the selection of the peace path”.

Rubio said that he and the Vice President JD Vance had spent 48 hours with “older Indian and Pakistani officials”, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Shehbaz Sharif, before the ceasefire.

Pakistan and India have agreed to an armistice with immediate effect, says the deputy prime minister and foreign minister of the Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq.

“Pakistan has always tried for peace and security in the region without affecting its sovereignty and territorial integrity!” He posted on X.

His contribution came only ten minutes after President Trump announced the ceasefire for the social of truth.

President Donald Trump says that India and Pakistan have agreed to an armistice after “a long night full of conversations, which were conveyed by the United States”.

“I am pleased to be able to tell you that India and Pakistan have agreed to a complete and immediate ceasefire,” Trump wrote about the social truth. “Congratulations to both countries to use common sense and great intelligence.”

In Pakistani cashmere, at least 13 civilians were killed within 12 hours until noon on Saturday, according to the region's disaster authority when India and Pakistan exchanged for India in the early morning after the military action by Islamabad.

In the region, more than 50 people were injured, the authority said.

The tensions between India and Pakistan, both, some of the Kashmir, have escalated since India has hit a “terrorist infrastructure” in Pakistan on Wednesday.

The Pakistani Minister of Information Attaullah Tarah said that Pakistan had “the right to answer” in an interview with BBC News.

The Ministry of Defense in India today accused Pakistan, “civilians and religious sites” too endangered after saying that Pakistan spoke to the Shambhu Temple and other residential areas in India in Kashmir.

“Pakistan is not the provocateur,” Tarah told the BBC and added that his country had only targeted military installations.

The Pakistani Foreign Minister said on Saturday that his country would consider de -escalation if India stopped further attacks. Hours after India was also taken with the fact that it was a de -escalation when Pakistan kept fire.

If you stop here, we will also consider to stop, “Ishaq told Dar to Pakistan's Geo News.” We reacted because our patience had reached your limit. “

Dar said he also handed this message to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who contacted him after talking to Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.

The Indian wing commander Vyomika Singh today said at the press conference that India's armed forces “provided their commitment to the non-escalation, the Pakistan team made available to each other”.

However, she said that the Pakistani army “moved its troops towards forward areas, which indicates an insulting intention to further develop a further escalation”.

Pakistan's general director Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), lieutenant general Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, has accused India of targeting “its own population” in Punjab Indian.

“Recently India fired six ballistic rockets from Adampur,” he said “one of the rockets fell in Adampur himself, while five landed in Amritsar.”

“India is aimed at its own population with ballistic rockets and deliberately meets Sikh populated areas in Punjab Indian.”

General Ahmed Sharif also accused India of starting rockets and drone attacks on “Afghan territory”.

“India drags the entire region towards a dangerous war through his madness, his aggression and his fraud,” he said.

He added that India had fired rockets that aimed at three Pakistan Air Force base and said that his nation's air defense systems had “successfully intercepted” the attack.

Omar Abdullah, who administered Chief Minister of India in India, said on X that government official Raj Kumar Thappa was killed by the shelling of Pakistan.

“Today the residence of the PAK officer was hit when they against Rajouri Town against our additional district development commissioner Sh Raj Kumar Thappa,” he said.

“I have no words to express my shock and sadness about this terrible loss of life. May his soul rest in peace.”

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio has proposed US support in order to avert future disputes between India and Pakistan when he asked both sides to duck.

The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tammy Bruce, said in a reading that Rubio had spoken to Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and emphasized that “both sides have to identify methods in order to enter and restore direct communication in order to avoid misconduct”.

According to Bruce, he had previously spoken to the Pakistani army chief Asim Muir, Assim Muir, also asked the deescalation and offered us support to start peace talks.

Colonel Sofiya Quresh, a spokesman for the Indian army, says Pakistan used high -speed rockets this morning, and that Pakistan “attacks the western borders constantly”.

“[Pakistan’s army] I used drones, long-distance weapons, lying around ammunition and combat aircraft to attack the military sites in India, ”she said at a joint press conference, which was held by the Indians' foreign and defense ministries.” India neutralized many dangers, but Pakistan tried to infiltrate more than 26 places over air, ”she added and said that the attacks had damaged in four air force bases.

“They used high -speed rockets at 1:40 a.m. to address the air base of Punjab,” she said. “You even attacked health facilities and schools.”

The wing commander Vyomika Singh added that the Pakistani army “moved its troops towards forward areas, which indicates an insulting intention”.

The India authority of the airports announced that it had closed 32 airports in the north and west of the country by May 15th.

This morning, the Pakistani airport authority temporarily closed the nation's airspace this morning, shortly after they claimed that the Indian air strikes had hit three of its airbases.

It said it closed the nation's airspace from 3 a.m. to 12 p.m. for all traffic

The tensions escalated between India and Pakistan overnight when Pakistan said that retaliation against India started.

The Pakistani press office in the government announced NBC News that it had targeted and destroyed a rocket camp, an air base and an airfield in India near the border. It also announced that it had started a cyber surgery and claimed to have hacked several websites of the Indian government.

The Indian army said this morning on X that it intercepted Pakistani drone attacks near its western border.

The Indian Ministry of Defense also said on X that Pakistan had targeted the Shambhu Temple and the residential areas in Kashmir overnight and accused him of “endangering civilians and religious sites”. The Indian border security also accused Pakistan of opening fire on security items in Kashmir.

In Pakistan, an NBC news producer in Peshawar heard more than two dozen heavy explosions, according to reports the result of air defense systems that aim at Indian drones.