
Salman Masood
Correspondent at The New York Times
Reports for NYTimes | Editor, The Nation | APNS Best Columnist 2024 | Author: ‘Fallout’( Penguin Random House India) 'Fall Out' (Vanguard) | Views: Personal
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2 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Salman Masood
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — Pakistan’s military said Sunday that it expected a fragile calm along the border with India to hold, as senior officers from both countries continue to talk on a direct line after the region was jolted by four days of missile attacks and airstrikes. Top military officers from both sides “are in contact, a mechanism is in place,” Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the spokesperson for Pakistan’s armed forces, told The New York Times.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Salman Masood
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Salman Masood
6 hours agoAli Khan Mahmudabad, associate professor at Ashoka University, held after complaint filed by a youth leader of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party. A professor from an elite, private liberal-arts university in India has been arrested for a social media post about news briefings on the military …
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3 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Anupreeta Das |Salman Masood |Hari Kumar
NEW DELHI — The fragile truce between India and Pakistan appeared to be largely holding on its first full day after some initial skirmishing, as both countries turned Sunday to making the case that they had come out on top in the four-day conflict. President Donald Trump announced Saturday that the two sides had agreed to a ceasefire with the help of U.S. mediation.
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3 weeks ago |
nation.com.pk | Salman Masood
ISLAMABAD - After days of rising tensions, missile and drone strikes, and near-daily warnings from both sides of further escalation, a flurry of quiet diplomacy appears to have averted a deeper crisis between nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan.
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Massive psyops in play, too.

Soon after the retaliatory strikes, Pakistan’s politico-military leadership signals deterrence. Indian response to retaliation may trigger strikes on key economic targets, they say. It’s a calculated play to shape escalation, signal costs.

Cyber warfare in play.