Anchal Vohra
It was widely understood that India would respond militarily to what it called a Pakistan-sponsored terrorist attack that occurred on April 22 in the town of Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir, which resulted in the deaths of more than two dozen people. But very few anticipated the far-reaching nature of that response—and the resulting counter response.
By last week, India and Pakistan were flying armed drones above each other’s territories, targeting military installations, and spreading panic about the possibility of a full-scale war or even nuclear weapons use. On Saturday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a cease-fire “[a]fter a long night of talks.”
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