India Pakistan Tension: Morning News Rap: Donald Trump addressed Indo-Pak tension, after the Pahgam terror attack, the houses of terrorists were demolished in J&K and more. Bharat News

US President Donald Trump addressed the recent terror attacks in Pahgam, Jammu and Kashmir, expressing concern over what he said for a long time the struggle between India and Pakistan. Trump hoped that the two countries would “find out.”
In response to the initiative terrorist attack, Indian authorities demolished five properties of suspected militants involved in the attack, which sent a strong message to people associated with across the border.
Former Foreign Minister of Pakistan Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari Threatened India on suspension of the Indus Water Treaty, accused India of illegal tasks and vowed to increase the issue internationally after increasing tension.
Here are the top five stories of the morning:
‘This was a bad one’: US President Donald Trump reacted to Pahalgam terror attack
US President Donald Trump recently called the Pahalgam terrorist attack “a bad one” and accepted the tension between India and Pakistan for centuries on Kashmir for a long time. Speaking on the Air Force, he hoped that the two countries would “find out.” The 22 April strike killed 26 tourists, inspired India to respond with sharp diplomatic action – Visa -Visa, Scale Back Mission and prevent participation in the Indus Waters Treaty. Trump reiterated his close ties with nations and familiar with his leadership. Read full story
The houses of terrorists were blown away a few days after the Pahgam terror attack
In a continuous crack, the authorities have demolished two more houses belonging to the suspects in the Pahalgam terror attack, causing a total of five. Properties of Lashkar Commander Shahid Ahmed Kuttay and Zakir Ahmed Gani were surprised using controlled explosions in Shopian and Kulgam. Intelligence link Adil Hussain Thokar, trained in Pakistan, attackers. Tuesday’s strike killed 26 tourists in Besaran Meadow. Officials insisted that the purpose of accurate demolition is to avoid damaging innocent neighbors. Read full story
‘Either water will flow or they will be blood’: East-Pakistan FM Bhutto threatens India
Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari issued a warning to India after New Delhi suspended the Indus Water Treaty, saying, “Either the water will flow into this Indus, or their blood.” India convicted Pakistan -backed terrorist groups for the Pahgam terror attack, killing 26 tourists, indicating diplomatic vengeance and treaty suspension under Article XII (3). Tension has also increased in Pakistan’s domestic politics, forcing the suspension of a military -backed canal project in Sindh. India has started identifying Pakistanis on short -term visas for repatriation. Read full story
MS Dhoni finally cools down after CSK’s loss, ‘You can’t just keep …’
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain MS Dhoni expressed his disappointment in IPL 2025 after the loss of five wickets of his team to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). With just 154 managing with CSK, Dhoni was total inadequate, especially on a pitch that was not challenging. SRH chased the target in 18.4 overs, leaving CSK with slim play-off opportunities. Dhoni emphasized the lack of stability in the team and conflict in the mid -overs, while praising the Developed Brevis for his performance. The CSK points at the bottom of the points table. Read full story
Virginia Gifre, who accused Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexual harassment, died of suicide
Virginia Gifrey, an important person, died of suicide on 41, an important person in highlighting the sex trafficking ring of Jeffrey Epstein and sexual exploitation of Prince Andrew, confirmed his family. He died in his farm in Nerbbi, Western Australia. Known for his tireless battle for justice, Gifray’s testimony was important in convicting Ghislen Maxwell. Despite the years of misconduct, the death of the gifray highlights the permanent toll of his trauma. Her family recalled her as a fierce lawyer for the survivors, and her lawyer saw her as a champion for other victims. Read full story