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NEW DELHI:

India and Pakistan are exchanging heavy artillery fire at the Tangdhar sector near the Line of Control in north Kashmir after Pakistan violated the ceasefire agreement this afternoon. The artillery fire started after an Indian soldier died in mortar shelling by Pakistan in Jammu's Sunderbani sector and two Pakistani soldiers were killed in retaliatory fire by India.

This is the second time artillery fire is being exchanged between India and Pakistan since the 2003 ceasefire agreement. In 2017, artillery guns were used once in the Poonch and Rajouri sectors.

The Indian soldier, 34-year-old Naik Krishan Lal, died in Sunderbani; Pakistan also violated the ceasefire in Keran and Machil sectors in Kashmir around 1 pm.

"In the exchange of fire, Naik Krishan Lal attained martyrdom. Naik Krishan Lal, aged 34 years belonged to Village Ghagriyal, Post Office - Khour, Tehsil - Akhnoor, District - Jammu, J&K and is survived by his wife, Smt Shashi Devi. Naik Krishan Lal was a brave, highly motivated and sincere soldier. The Nation will always remain indebted to him for the supreme sacrifice and devotion to duty," the army said in a statement.


"Heavy damage to Pak Army posts and casualties to Pak soldiers have been inflicted by own troops," the statement added.


https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/sol...tion-by-pakistan-2077631?pfrom=home-topscroll
 
Looks like we need to use a tactical nuke to scare these f**kers off.
 
Apart from other considerations we all know that weather also plays a big role in India & Pakistan Hostilities. July is ending and August is about to start so As per routine these 3 months (August, September, October) will remain HOT like all previous years.

India tried something different this year by making its move in Feb March and even that was unlucky for them
 

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