Hope Rekindled: India and Pakistan's Ceasefire Marks a New Dawn
India and Pakistan have come to an agreement to cease hostilities, following intense cross-border clashes. The ceasefire, which has been welcomed by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, is seen as a step towards addressing longstanding issues between the two countries and fostering peace in the region.
Devdiscourse News Desk | United Nations | Updated: 14-05-2025 08:28 IST | Created: 14-05-2025 08:28 IST
In a significant diplomatic development, India and Pakistan have agreed to cease hostilities, which recently escalated into cross-border drone and missile exchanges. This ceasefire is being lauded as a positive move by the United Nations.
The four-day conflict ended on May 10 after intense strikes. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the ceasefire as a 'positive step' towards resolving longstanding issues, hoping it will lead to lasting peace.
New York City's vibrant Indian and Pakistani communities are optimistic about this development, viewing it as a sign of hope for enduring peace and stability in the region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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