“Ends of the earth”
Relations between nuclear weapons neighbors dropped after India accused Pakistan of supporting a cashmere attack administered by the Indians on April 22, in which 26 men were killed.
Islamabad rejected the accusation and the two countries have since traveled to cashmere, and diplomatic beards, as well as citizens expelled and ordered the border closure.
Last week, amended to continue those who led the tourist hotspot of Pahalgam to cashmere, and those who supported it.
“I say to the whole world: India will identify, follow and punish all the terrorists and their donor,” he said on Thursday.
“We will pursue them to the ends of the earth”.
Analysts warned that they fear that belligerent statements degenerate as possible military action.
Muslim majority cashmere has been divided between India and Pakistan since their independence from British domination in 1947. Both claimed the territory in full.
The rebels in the region led by the Indians have led an insurrection since 1989, seeking independence or a merger with Pakistan.
Indian police have published posters sought for three men accused of having conducted the Kashmir attack – two Pakistanis and one Indian – who, according to them, are members of the Lashkar -E -Taiba group based in Pakistan, an unintegrated terrorist organization.
They announced a bonus of two million rupees (US $ 23,500) for information leading to the arrest of each man and carried out radical detentions in search of any person suspected of links with the alleged killers.
The United Nations urged the rivals of the arc to speak, while China, which shares a border with India and Pakistan, repeated its call on both sides on Tuesday to “exercise a restraint”.
The worst attack of recent years in the cashmere led by the Indians has been in Pulwama in 2019, when a insurgent hit a car filled with explosives in a convoy of security forces, killing 40 and injuring 35.
Indian fighter planes carried out air strikes on Pakistani territory 12 days later.
Iran has already proposed to do mediation and Saudi Arabia said Riyadh was trying to “warn an escalation”.
US President Donald Trump has minimized tensions, claiming on Friday that the dispute would be “understood, in one way or another”.
