Ceasefire Extension Brings Hope for Indo-Pak Stability

The Indian and Pakistani militaries agreed to extend a ceasefire through diplomatic talks between their DGMOs, following intense military confrontations in early May. As part of this effort, both sides committed to reducing troop presence along the borders. Operation Sindoor, India's military response to terrorism, highlighted these developments.

The Indian Army announced an extension of confidence-building measures with Pakistan to ease border tensions, following a May 10 accord to end hostilities.

The Directors General of Military Operations (DGMOs) of both nations reached an agreement to halt military actions after fierce skirmishes raised fears of broader conflict. Talks over a hotline confirmed the ceasefire extension to May 18.

Operation Sindoor, India's counter-terrorism response, was described as the most significant action against terrorism. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh praised the operation during a visit to Jammu and Kashmir, emphasizing India's stance on peace and a robust response to threats.

(With inputs from agencies.)