Cameras and automatic rifles: how the Kashmir attack took place

‘Go tell Modi’: Survivors recall horror as gunmen spare women, execute men in Kashmir attack

Gunmen killed 26 male tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir in a planned attack that spared women and children. Survivors said the assailants identified victims by religion and recorded the massacre using body cameras. India blames Pakistan for the cross-border assault, while critics question the lack of security at the tourist site. SRINAGAR, April 25 — Survivors of the deadliest attack on civilians in Indian-administered Kashmir in years des…

Cameras and automatic rifles: how the Kashmir attack took place

Survivors of the deadliest attack on civilians in Indian-administered Kashmir for years described how gunmen burst out of the forest to rake holidaymakers with automatic weapons.

The conflict between Pakistan and India continues to widen. Now there were shots at the border.

India and Pakistan are on the verge of war due to an armed attack in Kashmir, which killed 26 people. The parties are expelling diplomats, and flights and trade have been suspended. In addition, the “Indus Waters Agreement”, signed between India and Pakistan in 1960, has been suspended. Pakistan regards the attempt to cut off the water supply as a declaration of war. Relations between India and Pakistan deteriorated sharply after a group of mili…

The tensions in the Kashmir region are increasing. Indian and Pakistani soldiers shot each other at night, according to a Pakistani government representative. The shots had fallen in the Leepa Valley on the Kashmir control line, said Syed Ashfaq Gilani, government representative in the Pakistani controlled part of the region, on Friday to the news agency AFP.

What to know about the Kashmir attack and India-Pakistan tensions

At least 26 people were killed, and more than a dozen were injured when militants opened fire on tourists in a picturesque mountain town in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Tuesday.