India-Pakistan combat obliterated old red lines

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00:00New Delhi, India.

00:02Guns have fallen silent for now along the tense India-Pakistan frontier

00:06after a ceasefire that appears to have held for three nights.

00:09On May 7, India launched pre-dawn attacks on what it called multiple terror sites across Pakistan

00:16to avenge the April 22 killing of 26 men, almost all of them tourists,

00:21in Indian-administered Kashmir's resort town of Pahalgam.

00:25New Delhi accused Islamabad of backing the gunmen.

00:28Pakistan denied its involvement.

00:31India's aerial assault kick-started four days of heightened tension

00:34as both neighbors fired missiles and drones at each other's military installations

00:39in a rapidly escalating cycle that brought them to the brink of full-scale war.

00:43Both sides have claimed to have decisively damaged, even destroyed, the other's key strategic facilities,

00:49even though early evidence suggests more limited damage to military bases in both India and Pakistan.

00:55Yet even as India and Pakistan arrived at a ceasefire that United States President Donald Trump insists his administration brokered,

01:02experts say something has indeed been decimated, potentially beyond repair.

01:08Old red lines that had defined the tense relationship between the South Asian neighbors.

01:13India and Pakistan have entered a phase of armed coexistence with little room for diplomacy and a narrow margin for error,

01:22despite having a live and sensitive border.

01:25India and Pakistan have entered a phase of armedname.

01:30The answer is to raise the control over the term.

01:34India and Pakistan have set up an international crisis group in New Delhi.