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Blasts heard in Indian Kashmir hours after India-Pakistan ceasefire announcement, minister says
Explosions were heard across the city of Srinagar in Indian Kashmir on Saturday evening, hours after India and Pakistan agreed on a ceasefire, Omar Abdullah, chief minister of the federal territory, said in a post on X.
India accused Pakistan of repeatedly violating the ceasefire agreed earlier on Saturday in the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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Hours after India and Pakistan formally agreed to stop the military operations against each other, loud explosions were heard ...
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