From Shahbaz Sharif to Trump: The Full Diplomatic Drama Behind the Ceasefire Curtain

National News:The ceasefire between India and Pakistan on Saturday made a flame of hope for a few moments, but the events that came out immediately gave a new and dangerous direction to the entire issue. The firing on LoC and the infiltration of Pakistani drones into the border areas has once again raised this question - is this ceasefire just a trick?

The atmosphere provoked after the Pahalgam attack

Everything started with the suicide attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, which shook the country. After this, India, while running 'Operation Sindoor', entered inside Pakistan and destroyed 9 terrorist bases. In response, Pakistan targeted India's military and civic bases with missiles and drones. But the Indian air defense system failed most of the attacks in time.

Announcement and confusion

There is an official announcement of ceasefire at around 6 pm on Saturday evening. But exactly three hours after this, LoC again firing and Pakistani drones start hovering in the sky of Jammu, Udhampur, Amritsar, Srinagar. The army issued an alert and several drones were killed. This questioned the seriousness of the ceasefire, which was being described as 'expectation of peace' only a few hours ago.

Diplomacy curtain

According to sources, Pakistan had appealed to the US to play a role in reducing tension with India. On this, US President Donald Trump first announced the ceasefire on social media. According to him, this decision was the result of American mediation. But India immediately reacted and termed it completely bilateral.

India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and the Ministry of Information clarified that "any third country had no role. India and Pakistan have taken this decision with direct dialogue."

The conflict is still left?

However, the statements of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Wanes made it clear that both countries were in touch with America. Pakistan Deputy PM Ishaq Dar also thanked America for the ceasefire, which makes it clear that diplomacy behind the curtain was hot.

Will there be peace ahead?

The ceasefire has been announced, but the silence on the Loc is still not broken. The soldiers posted on the borders are in full vigilance and the atmosphere of fear among the local people has deepened again.
Now this is the biggest question - is this ceasefire really the beginning of permanent peace or is there a quiet preparation of a new struggle?