India and Pakistan agree to the full, immediate ceasefire: Trump

AIn India and Pakistan, India and Pakistan agreed to the talks conducted by the USA after a ceasefire.

President Donald Trump made the first announcement on his social media platform Truth Social on Saturday morning. “After a long night full of conversations, which are conveyed by the United States, I am pleased to be able to tell you that India and Pakistan have approved a complete and immediate ceasefire,” he said. “Congratulations to both countries to use common sense and great intelligence. Thank you for your attention for this matter!”

The Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar confirmed the news shortly afterwards via a contribution to X (formerly Twitter). He wrote: “Pakistan and India have agreed to an armistice with immediate effect. Pakistan has always tried to peace and security in the region without affecting sovereignty and territorial integrity!”

India's Foreign Minister Vikram Misri provided further details during a press conference and said that it was agreed that both parties would stop “all discharge and military promotions from 5 p.m. in the Indian standard time (7:30 a.m. ET).

The Indian minister of external affairs, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, also confirmed the agreement on a post on X. “India and Pakistan have now developed an understanding of the interruption of the shot and military action. India has consistently maintained a fixed and uncompromising attitude against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.

The news of the ceasefire comes to India and Pakistan accused each other from strikes overnight to Saturday morning, which has led to great concern worldwide that the two countries could lead a full war. In recent years there has been a revival of the tensions between the two countries, and after a terrorist attack on April 22nd in Pahalgam, things escalated dramatically. Kashmir led to several deaths. The Kashmir region has long been the subject of disputes between India and Pakistan. The two countries control parts of the region, but they claim them completely. India claimed that Pakistan supported and supported the attack on April 22nd in Kashmir and started “Operation Sindoor” as a retaliation measure. Pakistan contested the participation in the attack of April 22.