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Another dramatic exacerbation of relations between India and Pakistan (the previous situation was experienced in 2019, but overall the relationship crisis is repeated with enviable regularity, on average every five to six years) began in the second half of April this year, with Pahmir, an important resort of Islamist, a major resort. 26 but injured more than 30 people. Almost all killed and injured were Indian citizens, as Pahalgam and its surroundings are a very popular destination for local travelers. Especially it is worth emphasizing that the attackers turned directly to the non -travelers. Anyone who was able to prove their belonging to Islam, counting on a brief prayer, was released. The only Muslims who died in the attack was a local guide who sought to defend travelers.

India traditionally responds to such terrorist attacks very sharply because it believes that Islamist radicals are supported by the Pakistani government, including allowing for a smooth existence of various radical movement for militant training camps. This time too, it was predictable – accused of supporting the terrorism of Pakistani authorities, and a few days later, aviation strikes on Islamist camps in Pakistan. Exchange with artillery and rocket shootings, aviation shocks, as well as, of course, extremely militant statements of both parties ended only on May 10, when the ceasefire was predicted.

Like the previous relationship exacerbated in 2019, US President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire this time, emphasizing the role of a mediator in the US. Although Saudi Arabia and Turkey also played a major role in the media this time, the United States was really actively involved in diplomatic efforts to restore the state of previous relations as soon as possible – not only against the bloodshed and referring to the potential threat of nuclear war, but also because the US considers India. Resources for confrontation with Islamic. Was the role in this regard that the terrorist attack happened at a time when US Vice President J. J. D. Vens is unknown, although attempts to link these two events in the media.

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