India claims that the commander-in-chief of military operations between India and Pakistan has agreed to downgrade the situation

According to BlockBeats, on May 13th, multiple media outlets including New Delhi Television cited military sources as saying that the commanders in chief of military operations between India and Pakistan had a phone conversation on the evening of May 12th, and both sides discussed a commitment to a ceasefire. Both sides agree not to take any aggressive or hostile actions against each other, and not to fire a single shot. Both sides are considering taking immediate measures to ensure the reduction of troops stationed in border and front-line areas. At present, there is no official statement from India and Pakistan on this matter. (Golden Ten)