Imran Khan warns of the danger of war

India and Pakistan, nuclear-armed rivals, have been in a whirlwind of worsening relations since August 5, when the Indian government revoked the autonomy of the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir
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Imran Khan, Photo: Reuters
Imran Khan, Photo: Reuters
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has openly warned that war is possible due to Indian repression in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir.

Khan made the announcement amid increased rapprochement between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who have spoken twice in the past three days.

Trump called on the two sides to overcome their differences.

Speaking to reporters at the UN, the Pakistani leader described Modi as a "racist".

India and Pakistan, nuclear-armed rivals, have been in a whirlwind of worsening relations since August 5, when the Indian government revoked the autonomy of the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir.

Modi's nationalist Hindu government imposed a curfew and cut off almost all forms of communication in Muslim-majority Kashmir.

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