Pakistan hits back at India's attempt to 'distort facts', says holding IWT in abeyance 'simply illegal'
Pakistan strongly rejects India's unilateral decision to hold the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance, calling it illegal and a breach of international norms during a United Nations Security Council debate. Both countries accused each other of state-sponsored terrorism and violations related to Kashmir, escalating regional political and security tensions.
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