Pakistan test fires ballistic missile as tensions with India spike after Kashmir gun massacre

Pakistan's missile test fuels tensions with India

NEW DELHI -- Tensions between India and Pakistan have shown no signs of easing since a deadly attack on tourists in Kashmir, with Pakistan testing a 1

Pakistan tests missile, India orders drills amid Kashmir standoff - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

ISLAMABAD/BELA NOOR SHAH, Pakistan — Pakistan carried out a second missile test in three days on Monday and India said it ordered several states to conduct security drills, as fears mounted the neighbours could be heading to a confrontation over a deadly attack in Kashmir.

The country temporarily overcomes its deep divisions and closes ranks in the face of the risk of war, following the attack on 22 April in Kashmir.

Pakistan, which is in two tensions with India, carried out a second missile test shot in one month, and New Delhi ordered civil defence exercises in case of "an attack".

Pakistan bars Indian ships, test-fires missile as tensions soar

Islamabad and New Delhi impose mutual sanctions, close borders, and place forces on alert after a deadly April 22 attack in Kashmir.

India, Pakistan continue to flex military might after deadly tourist attack

A massacre in Indian-controlled Kashmir that has heightened fears of a conflict between India and Pakistan. Both countries have test-fired missiles in recent days, with diplomats from several other countries reaching out to urge the nuclear-armed rivals to exercise restraint.