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Pakistan Flies Diplomats to Kashmir Site of Deadly Clashes With India

Ayaz Gul

   ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN - Pakistan flew a group of about 15 foreign
   diplomats Tuesday to its administered part of the disputed Kashmir
   region and gave them a tour of the sites of deadly skirmishes this week
   with India.

   The clashes erupted on Sunday after Indian forces launched cross-border
   artillery fire, saying the action was aimed at deterring infiltration
   into the Indian-held part of Kashmir from alleged "terrorist camps" on
   the Pakistani side.

   Indian military chief Gen. Bipin Rawat told reporters following the
   attack his troops had destroyed at least three "terrorist camps" near
   the so-called Line of Control (LoC), which separates the Indian and
   Pakistani parts of Kashmir. Rawat asserted that "six to 10" Pakistani
   soldiers and as many terrorists were also killed.
   

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