By VK 
India and Pakistan agree to ceasefire after days of cross-border strikes
On May 10, 2025, India and Pakistan agreed to stop fighting after several days of military attacks near the Kashmir border. This agreement came after serious tension between the two countries.
The United States helped bring both sides together. Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire and praised both countries for making a smart decision. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister also confirmed the agreement and said they want peace in the region.
What Caused the Fighting?
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On April 22, 2025, a terrorist attack happened in Kashmir, killing 26 Indian tourists.
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India said the attack came from Pakistan, but Pakistan denied it.
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After that, both countries started firing missiles at each other’s military bases.
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The situation became very serious, and many people were killed or injured.
Ceasefire Details
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Military officers from both sides talked and agreed to stop all attacks from 5 PM (India time) on May 10.
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Even after the announcement, some explosions were still heard in parts of Kashmir.
What the World Said
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Countries like the US, UK, and others welcomed the news and asked both sides to stay peaceful.
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Experts said this is a good step, but it’s uncertain how long it will last.
What Next?
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India and Pakistan will keep talking to avoid future fights.
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Some small violations of the ceasefire have already happened.
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Peace is possible, but both countries need to build trust and avoid blaming each other.
This ceasefire is a hopeful sign, but only time will tell if it leads to long-term peace between India and Pakistan.