STRAIGHT. India-Pakistan: The crisis intensified between the two nuclear powers, at least 34 dead on strikes

India shot missiles tonight in six cities in Kashmir and Pendjab Pakistani, according to the Pakistani army. Nueva Delhi claims to have “beaten the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan (…), hence the terrorist attacks against India were organized and directed.”

At least “26 civilians”, including three children aged 3 to 5, were killed and 46 wounded in these strikes and fire exchanges that followed between the two armies in the contemporary puppy, according to the spokesman for the Pakistani army, Lieutenant General Ahmed Chaudhry.

“Our action is attacked, measured and aims to avoid climbing. Pakistani military installation has not been attacked,” said the Indian government, saying that it has shown a “considerable restriction.”

The escalation between India and Pakistan arouses international concern. After the Indians attack, the UN said that “the world cannot afford a military confrontation” between India and Pakistan, both in possession of the nuclear weapon.

During the night, the head of American diplomacy Marco Rubio spoke with his Indian and Pakistani counterparts, calling them to “calm the situation,” according to the White House.

Donald Trump describes as “shame” the increase in tensions between India and Pakistan and expects clashes to stop “very quickly.”

London says that he is “ready” to intervene for a “decalcalation” between India and Pakistan, when Moscow calls the two countries to “restriction.”

Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Abbas Araghchi is expected in New Delhi during the day, two days after a visit to Islamabad, set the mediation.

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The Chief of French diplomacy called India and Pakistan “in restriction” on Wednesday after violent artillery exchanges between the two nuclear countries.

“We understand the aspiration of India to protect against the scourge of terrorism, but obviously we call India as Pakistan, in restriction to avoid climbing and obviously to the preservation of civilians,” said Jean-Noël Barrot, on the TF1 channel.

India and Pakistan bombed Wednesday, killing at least 26 people on the Pakistani side and 8 on the Indian side, the most serious military confrontation between the two countries for two decades.

Since armed men killed 26 men to the Indian Kashmir on April 22, the fire was rushed between the two nuclear powers, rivaling from their score in 1947. The diplomatic escalation resorted to the Mlilitary confrontation on the night from Tuesday to Wednesday.

The Indian missiles that fell into six cities in Kashmir and Pendjab Pakistani and the Kashmir fire exchanges killed at least 26 civilians, including two three -year -old girls and a five -year -old boy, and wounded another 46, according to the Pakistani army spokesman, General Chaudhry.