Pakistan says Indian and Pakistani armies agree to ceasefire by Sunday
Kyiv • UNN
Indian and Pakistani military officials have agreed to a ceasefire by Sunday, May 18. Negotiations took place the day before, according to the Pakistani Foreign Minister.
Indian and Pakistani army officers held talks yesterday and today and agreed to extend the ceasefire until Sunday. This was announced in the Senate by Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar.
Reports UNN with reference to AFP.
Details
Islamabad announced plans to extend the ceasefire. Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar (who is also the Deputy Prime Minister) confirmed:
Today we had a conversation, and the ceasefire is in effect until May 18
It is indicated that negotiations between the parties on this topic took place on Wednesday and Thursday.
Addition
Also recently, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that "Pakistan's nuclear arsenal should be placed under the supervision of the IAEA." The statement came after India and Pakistan on Thursday accused each other of failing to properly control their nuclear weapons, just days after their most serious military confrontation in two decades.
If they should be concerned, then the IAEA and the international community should be concerned about repeated flights and incidents involving the illegal transportation of nuclear and radioactive materials in India
Let us remind
The Prime Minister of India stated that the pause in hostilities with Pakistan is not the end of India's offensive operation and emphasized that India will closely monitor it.
The Director Generals of the Ministries of Defense of India and Pakistan discussed the ceasefire and the reduction of military forces on the border.
Issues related to maintaining the commitment that the two sides should not fire a single shot were discussed. .. It was agreed that both sides will consider immediate measures to ensure the reduction of troops on the borders and in the advanced areas