After a militant attack in cashmere, Pakistan is accompanied by the strike of India

The Pakistani government has taken a measured tone after activists killed more than two dozen Indian civilians in cashmere on Tuesday, insisting that he has no interest in seeing tensions with India degenerate.

But through Pakistan, people look with an increasing concern while Indian officials refer to the possibility of military strikes, and television waves have been filled with defense analysts warning unpredictable consequences if hostilities between nuclear armed neighbors is intensifying.

The Indian government has officially identified any groups as being behind the attack in a picturesque tourist area of ​​the cashmere administered by the Indians. But he announced on Wednesday a wave of punitive measures against Pakistan, including the suspension of a critical water treaty, in response to what he said to be Pakistan’s support for terrorist attacks in India.

After the Indian announcement, Pakistan said that it was providing for a meeting of the National Security Committee, the country’s largest decision -making forum on security and foreign policy to make an answer.

The Kashmir attack, a region, the two countries claimed and waged wars, sparked a familiar scheme.

The Indian media, which are largely aligned with the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, quickly pointed out on Pakistan. Pakistan denied participation and accused India of trying to divert the attention of security tricks in the region carried out.