The Indian prime minister Narendra Monti warned today the Pakistan With a “strong response” in the event of a new “terrorist attack” after the worst controversy for decades between neighboring nuclear forces.

Monty spoke of “suspending” his country’s military operations, saying that “India will not tolerate nuclear blackmail”. He also accused Pakistan of attacking India instead of supporting efforts to fight terrorism. Pakistan “must destroy terrorist infrastructure” on its territory if it wants to “survive,” the Indian prime minister said.

The dangerous escalation of the crisis began on April 22 with a shocking attack on India: Armed Forces killed 26 civilians in a tourist attraction in Indian cashmere.

New Delhi has accused Islamabad of supporting the jihadist team that is responsible for the massacre, something that the Pakistani government flatly refused.

On the same day, India launched attacks on several areas of Pakistan, claiming to hit “terrorist camps”, to follow reciprocal blows from the Pakistani side.

In the early hours of Saturday, Pakistan launched a barrage of attacks on India in retaliation for Indian military blows – one near the capital Islamabad. Pakistani Prime Minister Sabaz Sarif said in a television profession that his country “gave India the proper response and revenge the deaths of innocent”.

A few hours later, US President Donald Trump announced unexpectedly via a post on Truth Social that India and Pakistan agreed to a complete and immediate ceasefire, which later confirmed New Delhi and Islamabad.

According to official reports from both sides, about 60 civilians were killed by hostilities between the two states. The escalation of conflicts forced thousands of residents to border areas of India and Pakistan to leave their homes.