India launched strikes against Pakistan on Wednesday, killing dozens, in response to last month’s deadly attack by Islamist militants in Indian-administered Kashmir.
On Wednesday, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said his country would defend itself with “corresponding actions,” but vowing strikes would only hit military targets, not civilian.
Kashmir is at the heart of a decades-old dispute between India and Pakistan. One which has already drawn the countries into war numerous times.
Now, the question is: are we watching another war unfold? And what could this fighting mean for the rest of the region and beyond? We get the history and the latest from Washington Post reporter Karishma Mehrotra.
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