One year after India-Pakistan conflict, rival narratives persist
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- On the anniversary of the India-Pakistan conflict, New Delhi and Islamabad remain divided over blame and Trump's role.
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On the anniversary of the India-Pakistan conflict, New Delhi and Islamabad remain divided over blame and Trump's role. Meanwhile, Modi said Operation Sindoor showcased India's resolve against terrorism. DW has more.
https://p.dw.com/p/5DOFb India launched strikes on May 7, 2025 on what it described as "terrorist camps" in Pakistan [FILE: May 8, 2025]Image: Yawar Nazir/Getty Images Advertisement Skip next section What you need to know What you need to know Today marks one year since India's four-day conflict with Pakistan Modi said Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's 'firm response against terrorism' The military operation was sparked by an attack on tourists in April last year, killing 26 people, mostly Hindu men Trump claims of having brokered the ceasefire that ended the conflict have also been a point of dispute BJP leader's aide shot dead, hundreds arrested as post-poll violence grips West Bengal Vijay's bid to form the government in Tamil Nadu hits early hurdle This blog is now closed. Here is a roundup of the latest updates from India on Thursday, May 7:
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