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Will India and Pakistan de-escalate after tit-for-tat strikes? | DW News
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9:13Now PlayingBoth India and Pakistan say they would consider de-escalating their conflict if the other side commits to the same. This follows several days of cross-border shelling and missile and drone attacks.
The Pakistani military released video in the early hours of Saturday, which it said showed medium-range missiles targeting Indian air bases. Pakistan said the strikes were in response to prior attacks by the Indian military. India said there was limited damage to equipment and personnel at four of its air force stations. The worst escalations in decades were triggered by a militant attack in Indian-administered Kashmir last month. New Delhi says the militants were backed by Pakistan, which Islamabad denies.
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