Secretary of state Marco Rubio expresses growing concern about conflict in after Kashmir attack that killed 26 people

He delves into the weapon systems, tanks, artillery, radars, and other assets each side possesses. He also offers a detailed analysis of how both the Indian and Pakistani armies could deploy these weapons in a potential conflict.

The dispute over Kashmir, claimed by both India and Pakistan but divided between them, has already sparked three wars. A group said to be linked to the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group that seeks to reunify Kashmir — and was behind the 2008 Mumbai attacks — initially appeared to claim responsibility for last week’s massacre in Pahalgam but then said its social media had been hacked.