India, Pakistan DGMOs agree to no cross border firing, troop reduction at LoC

India and Pakistan held high-level military talks on 12 May, reaffirming their commitment not to fire a single shot or initiate hostile actions across the border. The DGMOs also discussed reducing troop presence in forward areas. The dialogue followed a weekend ceasefire call after India responded to a deadly terror attack with Operation Sindoor. While the ceasefire was quickly violated, talks resumed to seek lasting calm. US President Trump claimed his administration brokered the truce to prevent a nuclear conflict.