Pakistan, India vow to abide by 2003 ceasefire agreement
Hamza Ameer
Press TV, Rawalpindi
Pakistan and India have finally agreed to end exchanges of fire across their disputed border in Kashmir. Following a weeks-long spike in violence, the two countries now say they will comply with a 2003 ceasefire agreement.
Press TV's correspondent Hamza Ameer has more in the following report.
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