India closes main land border crossing with Pakistan after Kashmir attack
India on Wednesday closed its main land border crossing and suspended a key water-sharing treaty with Pakistan after gunmen opened fire on tourists in Kashmir the day before. Tensions between the two neighbouring countries have surged to a new high since the attack that left 26 dead, with New Delhi accusing Islamabad of backing cross-border terrorism.
India on Wednesday closed its main land border crossing and suspended a key water-sharing treaty with Pakistan after gunmen opened fire on tourists in Kashmir the day before. Tensions between the two neighbouring countries have surged to a new high since the attack that left 26 dead, with New Delhi accusing Islamabad of backing cross-border terrorism.
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