Pakistan’s military has expressed hope that the ceasefire agreement with India will continue to hold, citing ongoing communication between senior officials via a dedicated military hotline.
In an interview with a US-based outlet, Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said: “We expect the ceasefire between Pakistan and India to remain intact. The hotline between both sides is operational.”
He explained that following four days of missile and aerial exchanges, senior officers from both countries remained in contact through the hotline, a mechanism he said contributed to preventing further escalation. “We’ve been transparent about the human and material losses caused by Indian attacks. We hope India has shown the same openness,” the military spokesperson added.
