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Britain and the United States are working to secure a lasting ceasefire between India and Pakistan after recent escalations in tensions

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British Foreign Secretary David Lammy says the UK is working with the US to maintain a ceasefire between India and Pakistan after recent escalations in Kashmir. Although a truce was agreed on May 10, peace remains fragile. Lammy emphasized the importance of dialogue and respect for treaties, especially in the context of the Indus Water Treaty. He also addressed terrorism issues and criticized Russia for obstructing peace in Ukraine.

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