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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. India's foreign minister is accusing

Pakistan of breaching a truce between the two countries negotiated by the U.S.

And Pakistan blames India for initiating the ceasefire violation.

This is Pakistan's prime minister thanked President Trump on social media for the U.S.'s help

after the most severe escalation between the two nuclear-armed rivals in decades.

Betsy Jolz has more.

In a post on X, the Pakistani Prime Minister Shabashirif acknowledged the United States' role in the peace process

and Senate marked a new beginning. That was after Trump announced an immediate ceasefire between India and Pakistan.

They'd been exchanging blows since Wednesday. When India struck Pakistan, saying it was in retaliation

for a militant attack that killed 26 people in late April. But even as

Sharif posted his thanks, nearly simultaneously residents in Indian-held Kashmir reported hearing

explosions and gunfire. For NPR news, I'm Betsy Jolz in Lahore. NPR has learned that the

Trump administration is tightening its control over the Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

or NRC, an independent agency that regulates America's nuclear reactors, and some experts

worry that the changes to the NRC created in 1974 by Congress could put safety at risk.

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