Militant attack kills tourists in Indian-controlled Kashmir

At least 20 tourists were killed and many others injured when suspected militants opened fire on civilians in Indian-controlled Kashmir. The attack took place in the Pahalgam area, a scenic tourist destination, and multiple gunmen fired at dozens of tourists from close range. The death toll may be as high as 26, and at least three dozen others were injured, with many in serious condition. Indian authorities launched a search operation to find those responsible, and leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump condemned the attack.

US President Donald Trump extended his "deepest sympathies" to India after gunmen killed at least 20 people in the Kashmir region. Trump wrote on TRUTH Social that the US "stands strong with India against Terrorism" and that his "hearts are with" the Indian people. The attack occurred in Pahalgam, a popular tourist destination in Indian-controlled Kashmir, with at least four gunmen firing at dozens of tourists. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly condemned the "terror attack" and vowed to bring those responsible to justice. US Vice President JD Vance, who was visiting India at the time, also extended condolences to the victims' families.

At least 26 tourists were killed and dozens injured in a "terror attack" in Indian-controlled Kashmir when gunmen opened fire on them at a beauty spot near the resort town of Pahalgam. The attack was blamed on militants fighting Indian rule, with officers describing it as "much larger" than anything seen in the region in recent years. A manhunt for the attackers has been launched, and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has condemned the attack, vowing that those responsible will be brought to justice.