India and Pakistan are vibrating fire due to clashes overnight in Kashmir, following the United States -led deal

India Military strikes The Director General of Military Operations in India said on Sunday that Cashmeer and Pakistan in Pakistan managed to manage them earlier this week killed more than 100 militants, including their prominent leadership. His comments came just one day after reaching India and Pakistan to the ceasefire agreement in the wake of the US -led mediation talks.

Lieutenant-General Rajev Gay said that during the recent violence, the armed forces in India hit nine facilities for infrastructure and armed infrastructure, including the locations of the Lashkar-E-TAIBA group that India blames for major strict strikes in India and the disputed area in Kashmir.

There was no way to verify these allegations independently.

“We have made a complete surprise,” Gay said at a news conference in New Delhi, adding that Pakistan’s response was “wrong and shaken.”

The two countries Agree on a truce Saturday, after talks with high -ranking US officials to defuse the most dangerous military confrontation between them for decades. But the shooting stopped a few hours after the fighting overnight in the disputed Kashmir, and both sides accused each other of violating the deal over and over again. The drones were also seen on Saturday night on Kashmir, the Indian Mouse of the Indian and the Western Gujarat, according to Indian officials.

“There were repeated violations of understanding that arrived between the two countries” on charges of stopping fire and accused Pakistan of violating the agreement.

“We call on Pakistan to take appropriate steps to address these violations and deal with the situation seriously and responsibly,” he said at a news conference in New Delhi. Maysari said that the Indian army was “revenge” for what he called “storming the border.” in statement Joint on social media, the Chief of Staff of the Indian Army gave the army leaders completely for a “contract” of any violations of the deal.

The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs blamed the Indian forces for violating the ceasefire at the beginning and said that Pakistan was committed to its approval.

“We believe that any problems with smooth implementation of the ceasefire should be addressed by calling the appropriate levels,” the ministry said.

The escalation of violence began last week after a weapon massacre of tourists in Kashmir Indian managers. India blamed the attack on Pakistan, which denied any involvement.

As part of the ceasefire, the nuclear armed neighbors agreed to stop all military measures immediately on the ground, in the air and the sea.

People on both sides of the control line, which divides the region, have reported a heavy exchange of fire between the Indian and Pakistani forces. The fighting subsided on Sunday morning.

In the Poonch area in Kashmir Indian managers, people said that the intense shelling of the past few days has shocked them.

“Most people were running shells,” said Susan Zira, a college student, who returned to the house on Sunday. “It was completely messy.”

In the Pakistan Valley, Pakistan, which is two miles away from the control line, the residents said that there was a fire and heavy shelling after the ceasefire began.

“We were happy with the advertisement, but again, the situation feels uncertain.”

US President Trump was the first to publish the ceasefire deal, as it was announced on the social truth platform. Indian and Pakistani officials confirmed the news shortly after.

Pakistan thanked the United States, especially Mr. Trump, several times to facilitate the ceasefire.

India has not said anything about Mr. Trump or the United States since the deal was announced. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting on Sunday with senior government and military officials.

A UN spokesman, Stephen Dujarrik, said on Sunday that Secretary -General Antonio Guterres welcomed the deal as a positive step towards reducing tensions.

“He hopes that the agreement will contribute to permanent peace and enhance an environment that leads to the treatment of broader and long issues between the two countries.”

Both senior military officials in India and Pakistan are scheduled to speak on Monday.

India and Pakistan have fought daily since Wednesday along the off -control and mountain control line, which are characterized by advanced wire files, and the monitoring and hideout towers flowing through the slopes of the hills inhabited by the villages, interlocking shrubs and forests.

They routinely blamed the other to start the skirmishes, while insisting that they were only missing.

Kashmir is divided between the two countries and both demands. China also claims part of Kashmir, but it does not participate in the fighting.

India and Pakistan fought two of their three wars in the region and their relations were formed through conflict, aggressive diplomacy and mutual doubt, mostly due to their competing claims.