India and Pakistan have agreed to a ceasefire brokered by the US, though both nations accused each other of violations shortly after the deal. The truce follows deadly cross-border strikes triggered by the Pahalgam terror attack.
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, China, Turkey, and Azerbaijan have expressed support for Pakistan, while other nations urge de-escalation. India seeks diplomatic backing amid rising tensions.
Reports reveal Pakistan’s military faces severe ammunition shortages, with artillery stockpiles potentially lasting just four days in a war scenario. The crisis stems from outdated production and arms shipments to Ukraine, raising concerns amid heightened India-Pakistan tensions.
After Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif proposed a neutral probe into the Pahalgam attack, China endorsed the call. India maintains the attack has cross-border links and has shared intelligence with foreign governments. Pakistan has a history of offering joint investigations after major terror strikes in India.