Kashmir attack: Local victims talk with FOX 26 about what happened

This terrorist attack, carried out by men from a forest, is the most deadly attack against civilians in the region for more than twenty years. On the spot, tourists and politicians remain in shock.

Day in Photos: VE Day Rehearsal, Candlelight Vigil in India, and NATO Chief Visits Pentagon

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'I'm alive but three in my group didn't make it' - Kashmir attack survivor

Tourists are returning home after a deadly gun attack killed 26 visitors in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Kashmir attack: Local victims talk with FOX 26 about what happened

Dozens of people, both students and community members, were at the University of Houston on Thursday afternoon holding a candlelight vigil in memory of 26 tourists killed Tuesday in a terror attack in Kashmir. Those killed haven’t all been identified.

What to know about the crisis in Kashmir - Washington Examiner

The long-simmering conflict in Kashmir, India, blew up on Tuesday, when Islamic Kashmir separatists killed 26 tourists and injured over a dozen others. The attack was the deadliest terrorist attack in India since the 2008 Mumbai attacks, which killed 166 and injured hundreds more. The attack has left India reeling and marks the latest development in a conflict spanning decades. The conflict could have global repercussions, as India and Pakistan …

At least 26 killed in terror attack targeting tourists in Kashmir...

At least 26 people were killed in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday, when gunmen fired at them at close range, according to media reports citing sources in Indian police. The terrorist group The Resistance Front (TRF), which is believed to be linked to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), has claimed responsibility for the attacks. Comment: That, right there, is a 'tell' that a 'hidden hand' was behind this atrocity. It's interes…