Trump says that India, Pakistan, agrees to disturb the conversations we conveyed

Washington-India and Pakistan agreed on Saturday after weeks of fatal violence in the Kashmir region of an American ceasefire, civil servants said the ceasefire seemed to be short-lived.

Indian civil servants accused Pakistan within a few hours of violating the agreement and said they would return.

The Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Misri told the local media that there were “repeated violations” of the Pakistan agreement – and that India had an “reasonable answer”.

“We ask Pakistan to take suitable steps to fix these violations,” he added.

In the meantime, Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif should appeal to the nation according to a report.

The deal announced by President Trump on the early Saturday had an agreement on the “spoilage of fighting”, including military promotions in the country, Air and SE, spokesman for the Indian Ministry for external affairs, Randhir Jaiswal, at a press conference.

The ceasefire would have an “immediate effect”, wrote Pakistani deputy Prime Minister Ishaq about X when the deal was announced, but hours later the Indian official sounded the alarm.

“What the hell has just happened with the ceasefire? Explosions in Srinagar belongs !!!” The Prime Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullad, wrote on X hours earlier.

“This is not an armistice. The air defense units in the middle of Srinagar are just open,” he added with a video that showed drones and explosions over the sky in the controversial area.

Trump had revealed the agreement in a social post of truth.

“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,” wrote Trump.

“Congratulations to both countries to use common sense and great intelligence. Thank you for your attention for this matter!”

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance have been involved in negotiations in the past two days.

Rubio wrote on social media. “I am pleased to agree with the governments of India and Pakistan with an immediate ceasefire and to start discussions about a wide range of topics in a neutral location,” wrote Rubio on X.

Vance wrote: “Great work from the president's team, especially secretary Rubio” and added: “And my thanks to the leaders of India and Pakistan for their hard work and willingness to get involved in this armistice.”

The tensions between the two countries have escalated in the past few days and sent rockets and drones to areas that have not been hit for decades. Violence began on April 22, after a militant-based militant group found in a tourist-address area, asked for people about their religion and then opened fire, killed 25 tourists and a local Muslim and injured 20 more.

The attack was carried out while Vance India visited his wife Second Lady Usha Vance and tried to improve trade relationships with the US ally.

India reacted to attack by radiating Pakistani diplomats and closing its limits and setting up the Indus water contract.

The two nuclear armed neighbors then started strikes against the military installations of the other, which said the fear that the conflict would escalate.

Trump's announcement after Vance said on Thursday that the United States does not want to be involved in the conflict. “We can try to encourage these people to de -escalate a little, but we will not get involved in the middle of a war that basically has nothing in our business and has nothing to do with America's ability to control it,” Vance said to Fox News.

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