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South Asia Breathes Easier: Maldives Praises India and Pakistan for Choosing Peace

Maldivian Foreign Minister Dr. Abdulla Khaleel praised India and Pakistan for agreeing to an immediate ceasefire following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which killed 26 civilians. The article notes the United States mediated the truce, while reports of ceasefire violations emerged soon after implementation.

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  • I welcome the announcement of an immediate ceasefire between #India and #Pakistan.

    Dr. Abdulla Khaleel The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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  • 26 people civilians killed in the Pahalgam terrorist attack The Standard The ceasefire follows a period of heightened tensions after a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which claimed the lives of 26 civilians, including Hindu pilgrims.

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  • India and Pakistan agreed to an immediate ceasefire. South Asia The Standard Maldivian Foreign Minister Dr. Abdulla Khaleel commended the leadership of India and Pakistan for agreeing to an immediate ceasefire, marking a hopeful turn towards peace in South Asia.

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