On May 12th, **COINOTAG** reported a significant geopolitical development as U.S. President **Donald Trump** announced a “comprehensive and immediate ceasefire agreement” between **India** and **Pakistan**. This announcement has generated substantial tension, especially among senior officials in New Delhi, who expressed frustration over the unexpected nature of Trump’s declaration. Sources indicate that key Indian stakeholders perceived the U.S. engagement as a unilateral move that overshadowed **Prime Minister Modi’s** long-standing approach to the **Kashmir territorial dispute**, which traditionally emphasizes bilateral negotiations.
Additionally, the announcement has raised concerns regarding the potential implications for regional stability. Although the ceasefire appears to be holding, there were immediate reports of **drone attacks** along the **Line of Control**, suggesting that hostilities may not be entirely abated. Furthermore, India’s refusal to reactivate a crucial water resource treaty adds another layer of complexity to the situation. As financial markets may respond positively to news of a ceasefire, the long-term viability of this agreement remains uncertain.