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Hostility level still low, Pakistan may not hit N-button yet: Experts

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Tensions escalate between India and Pakistan following strikes on terrorist camps, raising concerns about potential nuclear conflict. While initial responses remain measured, experts warn that continued retaliation could lead to direct military confrontation and heightened nuclear danger. The international community urges restraint as both nations possess significant nuclear arsenals, with potential for immense consequences.

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