India and Pakistan are accusing each other over a deadly attack in Kashmir that killed 26 civilians. The two nuclear-armed nations have suspended major bilateral treaties and escalated sanctions. India blames Pakistan for supporting terrorism, while Pakistan denies involvement.
Tensions are high, with governments worried about the prospect of war.

The attack has sparked a series of retaliations. India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, prompting Pakistan to warn of "an act of war" if water flow is blocked. Pakistani Punjab relies heavily on the Indus River.

Diplomatic and trade ties have been downgraded, and visas have been revoked. Pakistan has called for a neutral investigation into the killings.

Tensions remain high, with gunfire exchanged along the Line of Control in Kashmir.

Source: https://www.rferl.org/a/india-pakistan-war-nuclear-kashmir-modi-water-treaty/33396913.html