Tensions between India and Pakistan have sharply increased following a deadly attack on Hindu tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir, which left 26 dead. India has called on the IMF to review loans to Pakistan, signaling a hardening stance amid cross-border accusations. Both countries, nuclear-armed rivals, have announced new measures in response to the attack, raising fears of potential military escalation. Analysts note that while a full-scale war remains unlikely, any miscalculation could quickly worsen the situation. Past crises, such as the Pulwama bombing, show that careful diplomacy and de-escalation are crucial to avoid conflict.
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भारत-पाकिस्तान संकट कैसे बढ़ सकता है?
A hot war is unlikely following the Pahalgam attack but any missteps could change that, writes Michael Kugelman.
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India and Pakistan are in crisis again - here's how they de-escalated in the past
The way events unfolded after the Pulwama bombing and Pahalgam killings is strikingly similar, says a former diplomat.
