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Tensions Escalate Along Line of Control in Kashmir’ Leepa Valley

Leepa Valley, AJK (Pakistan administered Kashmir): The Line of Control (LoC) in Leepa Valley, Kashmir witnessed renewed tensions between India and Pakistan, with both sides engaging in post-to-post firing and shelling in the Leepa Valley sector of Azad Kashmir (PaJK). This development comes just two days after a deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir.

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On the night of April 25, 2025 around 1:30 am, both sides resumed firing using small arms along the LoC in the LeepaValley sector. This follows a similar incident two days prior, where ceasefire violations were reported in the same area.


The renewed tensions have spread fear and panic among the local population, with many residents feeling caught in the crossfire. The situation along the LoC remains volatile, with both sides dug in.

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The LoC has been a flashpoint for tensions between India and Pakistan for decades, with both countries claiming sovereignty over the region of Kashmir. Recent incidents, including the Pahalgam attack, have further strained relations.


The situation along the LoC in Kashmir remains precarious, with both sides showing no signs of backing down. Diplomatic efforts will be crucial in easing tensions and preventing further escalation.

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