'Pakistan Didn't Violate Ceasefire Agreement,' Claims Pakistan Information Minister Atta Tarar

The Pakistan Information Minister Atta Tarar on late Saturday night debunked the claims by Indian Government of ceasefire violation. According to a report by the Pakistan new portal Dialogue Pakistan the Minister said that Pakistan didn't violate ceasefire agreement.

Pakistan didn't violate ceasefire agreement: Atta Tarar#DialoguePakistan #PakistanIndiaCeasefire #PakistanIndiaWar #PakistanZindabad #AttarTarar pic.twitter.com/EEV6bmZOBZ

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BREAKING: Pakistan issues statement over Ceasefire violation at LoC; Says, "violations being committed by India.." & "troops on ground should also exercise restraint.”

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
(Office of the Spokesperson)

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Earlier on May 10 evening Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed that within hours of the ceasefire agreement by India and Pakistan on May, Pakistan repeatedly violated truce by engaging in military action. In an press briefing, he said that the Indian Army is retaliating to the border intrusion.

“For the last few hours, there have been repeated violations of the understanding arrived early in the evening between the Director Generals of Military Operations of India and Pakistan. This is a breach of understanding arrived at earlier today," Misri said during a urgent press briefing.

Earlier on Saturday evening, US President Donald Trump announced that India and Pakistan had agreed to a "full and immediate ceasefire."

Claiming that US mediation played a key role, Trump praised the leadership of both countries for choosing "common sense and great intelligence" to de-escalate the crisis.

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