Indo-Pak Crisis & incidents are tot topics worldwide. Several media channels are discussing the current Indo-Pak matters. These media channels highlight almost every little update about the same. Some of the very famous media platforms covering the same are CNN, New York Times, The Washington Post, Bloomberg, etc.
These channels excel well in presenting a clear news update about the current scenario.
The media channels are succeeding to gain many followers on social media platforms as well as millions of people worldwide are subscribing their video channels day by day.
For many Kashmiri immigrants, a rapidly escalating conflict over the disputed region raises fresh concern about the safety of loved ones back home and stirs up old memories of past wars.https://t.co/PPKxYtPQ4r
— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) February 28, 2019
The Indian government formally acknowledged that Varthaman has been captured by the Pakistani forces https://t.co/RpqXkaiRPm
— Gulf News (@gulf_news) February 28, 2019
India-Pakistan crisis: a visual guide to the Kashmir tensions https://t.co/U6JydjfnVL
— Guardian news (@guardiannews) February 27, 2019
U.S. urges India and Pakistan to refrain from further military action to de-escalate tensions https://t.co/fIpebHSae7
— Bloomberg (@business) February 28, 2019
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan calls for de-escalation after Islamabad says it shot down two Indian fighters jets that entered its airspace.
Latest updates on India-Pakistan tensions: https://t.co/FqXh1dsP1D pic.twitter.com/HqeAZvgZnN
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) February 28, 2019
The US calls for restraint after long-standing rivals India and Pakistan launched airstrikes against each other for the first time since 1971, raising fears of an escalating conflict between the two nuclear powers https://t.co/hp3WLFVbi0 pic.twitter.com/DGqBScm18V
— CNN International (@cnni) February 28, 2019
Opinion: India has made its point in Pakistan. Time to let the diplomats do the hard talk. https://t.co/73UKl1BpaW
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 28, 2019
It was almost inevitable that fighting would break out between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. Our reporter @vindugoel explains why. https://t.co/kdjo47CxgA
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 28, 2019
Locals flee homes as India and Pakistan exchange gunfire in Kashmir – follow live updates https://t.co/OODEUPmUhm
— The Independent (@Independent) February 28, 2019