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Vance says US hopes Pakistan cooperates with India against Pakistan-based militants
- On April 22, a terrorist attack in India-administered Kashmir killed 26 people, targeting tourists on a remote scenic meadow.
- India blamed Pakistan for the attack, while Pakistan denied involvement and called for a neutral investigation amid longstanding Kashmir disputes.
- The attack intensified India-Pakistan tensions, leading to suspended treaties, closed airspace, border exchanges of fire, and diplomatic talks mediated by U.S. Officials.
- U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance emphasized the importance of India responding carefully to avoid escalating tensions in the region and called on Pakistan to assist in targeting militants operating from its territory.
- The attack prompted strong U.S. Condemnation and support for India while maintaining ties with Pakistan and urging both nations to seek a responsible peaceful solution.
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noticiasya.comThe United States urges restraint as tensions over the Kashmir massacre put India and Pakistan on edge.
The United States is increasing pressure on India and Pakistan to avoid a conflict in Kashmir after a massacre of tourists in an Indian-administered area of the divided territory last week.
Estados Unidos insta a la moderación mientras las tensiones por la masacre de Cachemira ponen en vilo a India y Pakistán
Por Brad Lendon Estados Unidos está intensificando la presión sobre India y Pakistán para evitar un conflicto en Cachemira después de una masacre de turistas en un área administrada por la India en el territorio dividido la semana pasada. El vicepresidente de Estados Unidos, J. D. Vance, dijo este jueves que Washington espera que Pakistán ayude a cazar a los militantes detrás del ataque, que tienen su base en territorio controlado por Pakistán. …
US hopes India won't trigger 'regional conflict'
Amid unabated warmongering from Indian politicians in step with the rampant war hysteria stirred up by their media following the Pahalgam incident, the US vice president said on Thursday Washington hoped India's response "does not lead to a broader regional conflict." JD Vance – who was touring India when the Pahalgam killings took place – made the statement in a TV interview days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly told his country's …
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Tyler Morning TelegraphU.S. seeks to stop India-Pakistan tensions sparking wider conflict
Vice President JD Vance said the U.S. was working to ensure tensions between India and Pakistan don’t escalate into a broader regional conflict in the wake of an attack last week that killed dozens of people in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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