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India PM Modi warns Pakistan of more strikes if there is a 'terrorist attack'
By Aftab Ahmed, Shivam Patel and YP Rajesh NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned Pakistan on Monday that New Delhi would target "terrorist hideouts" across the border again if there were new attacks on India and would not be deterred by what he called Islamabad's "nuclear blackmail".

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Pakistan warns India of response after Modi's threat of more strikes
Modi says India only 'paused' its offensive as ceasefire with Pakistan holds
Trump says US is ready to help India, Pakistan with trade
Hamas will release Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander from Gaza on Monday, the Palestinian militant group said, but Israel's prime minister said there would be no ceasefire and plans for an inten...

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As Truce Seems to Hold, India and Pakistan Both Claim Victory
Modi says India has only paused military action after it and Pakistan stop firing at each other
‘We hope sense will prevail,’ Pakistan’s foreign minister says as delicate India-Pakistan ceasefire holds
Dar referred to India’s strikes as a “war” and a “wishful attempt to establish its hegemony” in the long-disputed Kashmir region – but said that the nuclear option was never on the table.

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Rupee ends nearly flat; weak equities erode India-Pakistan truce-spurred rise
What We Know About How the 4-Day India-Pakistan Clashes Unfolded
Forces on alert, will retaliate if Pakistan uses military or terror ops: Narendra Modi warns
New Delhi: Prime minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday warned Pakistan against any future attacks against India, saying Indian forces are on high alert and that any engagement from Pakistan—whether through terror attacks or military operations—will face aggressive retaliation on India's terms.
How PM Modi dismantled Pakistan’s fake news campaign against India with an unannounced visit to Adampur air base
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s surprise visit to Adampur airbase delivered a strategic rebuttal to Pakistan’s claims that its missiles had destroyed India’s S-400 air defence system. The image of Modi standing beside an intact S-400 and a MiG-29 aircraft dismantled Pakistan’s narrative.
PM Modi poses in front of S-400 missile system at Adampur airbase days after Pakistan claimed it was destroyed
Prime Minister Modi refuted Pakistan's claim of destroying India's S-400 air defense system by visiting the Adampur airbase and posing with the system. This follows Pakistan's disinformation campaign,
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Cooked up story? Donald Trump made false 'India, Pakistan trade' claims? No such PM Modi-Vance talk?
On Monday evening, US President Donald Trump made another big claim that there could have been a bad nuclear war and they stopped it. “Millions of people could have been killed.” Additionally, Trump cited "trade" as the motivator behind both the countries agreeing to stop.
'Destroyed terrorist camps, Pakistan's air bases and their audacity': PM Narendra Modi to IAF personnel in Adampur
PM Narendra Modi said not only were terrorist camps and air bases in Pakistan destroyed, but their malicious intentions were also defeated.
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Border area villagers want decisive action against Pakistan, urge PM Modi to "teach them a harsh lesson"
Despite the announcement of the understanding of the cessation of hostilities, Pakistan continues to violate the terms in the border areas.The residents of Mahantpati, a village in the Akhnoor sector in Jammu,
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India Pakistan News Live Updates: PM Modi's speech at Adampur Air Base to broadcast at 3:30 pm
The Foreign Secretary will brief Parliamentary Committee on External Affairs on the current situation with Pakistan on May 19, said panel chairman Shashi Tharoor.
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Modi’s days are numbered, says Khawaja Asif
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has said that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s days are numbered, citing growing criticism inside and outside India's Parliament. Asif emphasized that terrorism,
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