The aftermath of the Kashmir tourist attack has once again sparked India Pakistan clashes and border tensions.

Senior Pakistani official warns about an imminent Indian military strike, and asserts that Islamabad was fully prepared, echoing earlier remarks by other authorities.

Pakistan says it has "credible intelligence" indicating that India plans to launch a military strike within the next 24 to 36 hours.

Indian and Pakistani troops have exchanged gunfire along the contested Kashmir border for the fourth night in a row.

It is one of the worst terrorist attacks in India: the killing of 26 civilians in Indian-administered Kashmir on April 22.

Iran reiterates its strong condemnation of a recent deadly terror attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, stressing the need for joint effective fight against terrorism.

Pakistan’s Defense Minister, Khawaja Asif, admits the country’s past error in supporting terrorist organizations as “dirty work” for the West, acknowledging that this mistake has caused suffering for Pakistan.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says that he is ready to defend the country following a deadly attack in Indian-run Kashmir.

Indian security forces have launched a manhunt after a group of heavily-armed gunmen opened fire on tourists and killed more than two dozen people in the Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Authorities in the Indian-administered Kashmir book pro-Palestinian organizers and demonstrators, filing cases against them under the pretext of “maintaining law and order.”