US diplomat leader Marko Rubio talked to both India and Pakistan’s counterparts Tuesday to encourage them to begin dialogue to make a dialogue to ‘Neutralized’ The crisis and the tension is diverged, in the midst of an exchange of bombings and fires, the White House announced.

Foreign Minister “It encourages India and in Pakistan to open talks to neutralize the situation and avoid a new escalation”said the Brian Hughes, A spokesman for the National Security Council of the US Presidency, whose current time Mr Rubio is a head.

Earlier, the US Secretary of State himself said via X that ‘Watches closely’ The situation shares the wish of President Donald Trump The crisis between the two states – which have nuclear arsenals – to ‘Finished quickly’ and that he will continue to ‘talks » With leadership in New Delhi and Islamabad to be ‘Pacific’ its resolution.

“It’s a shame, I heard about it”said the US president at the Oval Office.

“You know, they’ve been fighting for decades and centuries there, if you think about it.”continued and added “I just hope this will end very quickly.”

India has announced that it was conducting bombing on Tuesday on Tuesday night in Pakistan, as the tension between the two states with nuclear arsenals has risen sharply after a deadly attack on April 22. Islamabad has shown that it would ‘Repay’.

The Indian army announced that the Pakistani had launched artillery fire against Indian territory.

Washington had already invited New Delhi and Islamabad to work to find ‘Responsible solution’ in their differences. New Delhi threatened that ‘Cut the water’ irrigating Pakistani territory in retaliation for the deadly attack on Indian cashmere.

“We continue to urge Pakistan and India to work to find a responsible solution that will keep peace in the long run.” and will guarantee ‘regional stability In South Asia »told the press Tami Brucerepresentative of the State Department.

US diplomat spokesman also assured that Washington is located “In contact with the governments of the two countries on many levels.”

The April 22 attack, for which there was no responsibility, claimed the lives of 26 people in the tourist area of ​​the Pachaalgam city, in the Indian part of Kashmir.

New Delhi rejected responsibility in Islamabad, which categorically denied it.