Pakistan rejects military threats regarding water security and maintains the suspension of the 1960 treaty due to terror attacks.
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Updated Jun 24
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Pakistan rejects military threats regarding water security and maintains the suspension of the 1960 treaty due to terror attacks.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- India provides financial aid and water supply, receiving exclusive rights over the Sutlej river, while Pakistan retains primary rights over the Indus River.Sub-event
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