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The ceasefires of India-Pakistan will be expanded until May 18, with DGMOs set to discuss border voltages. India continues to keep the Indus water treaty in anticipation as a result of worries about terrorism.
New Delhi:
It has been ceases -the fire between India and Pakistan has been expanded until 18 May, with the director -General of Military Operations (DGMO) of New Delhi and Islamabad who soon wanted to have conversations, says sources.
According to sources, the DGMOs of both countries will revise the situation along the border during the meeting. Follow Live Updates
This comes a day after India and Pakistan decided to continue their trust -building measures to gradually lower the high alertness levels on the line of control and border areas. “Further to the concept between the two DGMOs on May 10, 2025, it was decided to continue the trust -building measures to reduce the alertness level. As the situation develops further, we will intim you,” the Indian army said in a statement.
India and Pakistan reached a household name on 10 May to end the conflict after four days of cross -border drone and rocket attacks.
India launched Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of 7 and 8 May to target terror basses in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, in response to the terror attack of April 22, in which 26 people died. India has also taken strong diplomatic measures, one of which would hang Indus water treaty with Pakistan for decades.
The neighboring country, whose territory is used as a launch platform for terrorists, reacted by launching drone and rocket attacks on Indian civil areas and military installations. In retaliation, India hit various air bases and important military assets in Pakistan. India also intercepted several drones and missiles that fired Pakistan.
On 10 May, India and Pakistan reached an agreement to stop all dismissal and military action on land, air and sea, with immediate effect. However, Pakistan violated the agreement within a few hours after it came into force.
Pakistan offers a dialogue with India
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expanded an offer of conversations with India on Thursday and said that Pakistan is ready to involve “for peace”.
Earlier, Islamabad, of which huge parts depend on the waters of the Indus, both for agriculture and the drink, wrote to the Jal Shakti ministery asking that India is reconsidering the decision to put the Indus Waters treaty in anticipation. The Pakistani ministry warned that suspending the treaty would cause a crisis in the country.
However, India has said that the Indus water treaty will be kept pending until “cross-border terrorism has stopped credibly and irrevocably”.
PM Modi about Indus Water Treaty
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his first message to the Nation on Operation Sindoor that “Water and Blood cannot flow together” -Referring to a clear message that although India may have agreed to a ceasefire -Fires with Pakistan, it has no plans to raise the Indus Waters Treaty
“Terror and talking cannot take place together. Terror and trade cannot take place together. And water and blood cannot flow together,” the prime minister said in his message.
Premier Modi also warned Pakistan that India has paused his action alone and the next step will depend on Pakistan’s actions.
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