The DGMOs of India and Pakistan engaged in discussions regarding the ceasefire understanding established on May 10. Both parties confirmed their commitment to not engage in any hostile actions or provocations.
The Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of India and Pakistan held talks on Monday over the ceasefire understanding reached on May 10. During the talks, both sides discussed the need to maintain restraint and reiterated that not a single shot would be fired, and no side would initiate any hostile provocation going forward, Indian Army sources said.
The two sides also expressed the need to adhere to the previous ceasefire understanding and called for a phased reduction of troops from sensitive forward areas and international borders.
- Both sides discussed the importance of maintaining restraint and reiterated that no side shall fire a single shot or initiate any hostile or provocative move going forward.
- The talks were held in a cordial but firm atmosphere, and both sides expressed the need to adhere to previously agreed ceasefire understandings.
- It was further agreed during the discussion that immediate measures would be considered to facilitate a phased reduction of troops from sensitive forward areas and international borders.
- Both sides are expected to remain in contact through military channels to monitor the ground situation and avoid any miscalculation or unintended escalation.
