India-Pakistan gunfire triggers terror of past conflict
Balkote, India (AFP) May 4, 2025 For 10 nights straight, gunfire between Indian and Pakistani soldiers has echoed from the mountains and deep valleys that form the heavily defended de facto border between the nuclear-armed rivals. And, each night, it brings back afresh the horror for 50-year-old maize farmer Bashir Dar - the last time the bitter enemies battled across the Line of Control in contested Kashmir, his wife was
Balkote, India (AFP) May 4, 2025
For 10 nights straight, gunfire between Indian and Pakistani soldiers has echoed from the mountains and deep valleys that form the heavily defended de facto border between the nuclear-armed rivals.
And, each night, it brings back afresh the horror for 50-year-old maize farmer Bashir Dar - the last time the bitter enemies battled across the Line of Control in contested Kashmir, his wife was
For 10 nights straight, gunfire between Indian and Pakistani soldiers has echoed from the mountains and deep valleys that form the heavily defended de facto border between the nuclear-armed rivals.
And, each night, it brings back afresh the horror for 50-year-old maize farmer Bashir Dar - the last time the bitter enemies battled across the Line of Control in contested Kashmir, his wife was 
