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stuff.co.nz | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
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thesunchronicle.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
Tens of thousands fled the Indian-controlled part of the disputed region last week amid heavy shelling and drone attacks by Pakistan. Yet despite a ceasefire announced Saturday, only a handful of families returned to their homes Sunday. "We will go back only after complete calm prevails," said Basharat Ahmed, who lives in Poonch district.
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cp24.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
NEELUM VALLEY, Pakistan - Joy over an India-Pakistan ceasefire was short-lived in Kashmir. Tens of thousands fled the Indian-controlled part of the disputed region last week amid heavy shelling and drone attacks by Pakistan. Yet despite a ceasefire announced Saturday, only a handful of families returned to their homes Sunday. "We will go back only after complete calm prevails," said Basharat Ahmed, who lives in Poonch district.
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who13.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
NEELUM VALLEY, Pakistan (AP) — Joy over an India-Pakistan ceasefire was short-lived in Kashmir. Tens of thousands fled the Indian-controlled part of the disputed region last week amid heavy shelling and drone attacks by Pakistan. Yet despite a ceasefire announced Saturday, only a handful of families returned to their homes Sunday. “We will go back only after complete calm prevails,” said Basharat Ahmed, who lives in Poonch district.
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texomashomepage.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
NEELUM VALLEY, Pakistan (AP) — Joy over an India-Pakistan ceasefire was short-lived in Kashmir. Tens of thousands fled the Indian-controlled part of the disputed region last week amid heavy shelling and drone attacks by Pakistan. Yet despite a ceasefire announced Saturday, only a handful of families returned to their homes Sunday. “We will go back only after complete calm prevails,” said Basharat Ahmed, who lives in Poonch district.
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mercurynews.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
By ISHFAQ HUSSAIN and AIJAZ HUSSAINTens of thousands fled the Indian-controlled part of the disputed region last week amid heavy shelling and drone attacks by Pakistan. Yet despite a ceasefire announced Saturday, only a handful of families returned to their homes Sunday. “We will go back only after complete calm prevails,” said Basharat Ahmed, who lives in Poonch district.
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eastbaytimes.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
By ISHFAQ HUSSAIN and AIJAZ HUSSAINNEELUM VALLEY, Pakistan (AP) - Joy about an India-Pakistan ceasefire was short-lived in Kashmir. Tens of thousands fled the Indian-controlled part of the disputed region last week amid heavy shelling and drone attacks by Pakistan. Yet despite a ceasefire announced Saturday, only a handful of families returned to their homes Sunday. "We will go back only after complete calm prevails," said Basharat Ahmed, who lives in Poonch district.
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apnews.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
VALLE DE NEELUM, Pakistán (AP) — La alegría por un alto el fuego entre India y Pakistán fue efímera en Cachemira. Decenas de miles huyeron de la parte controlada por India de la región en disputa la semana pasada en medio de intensos bombardeos y ataques con drones por parte de Pakistán. Sin embargo, a pesar de un cese del fuego anunciado el sábado, solo un puñado de familias regresó a sus hogares el domingo. “Regresaremos hasta que prevalezca una calma completa.
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sfgate.com | Ishfaq Hussain |Aijaz Hussain
“We will go back only after complete calm prevails,” said Basharat Ahmed, who lives in Poonch district. “It doesn’t take much time for the two countries to start fighting on the border.”The ceasefire was intended to halt the hostilities between the nuclear-armed neighbors and defuse the worst military confrontation between them for decades. But just hours later, each side accused the other of violating the deal.
