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Core Viewpoint - India and Pakistan have escalated tensions following a terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, leading both countries to implement a series of diplomatic and strategic countermeasures against each other [1][6]. Group 1: India's Response - India has suspended the implementation of the Indus Water Treaty, halting water-sharing cooperation until Pakistan ceases support for cross-border terrorism [6]. - The Indian government has closed the Attari Integrated Check Post on its side of the border with Pakistan [6]. - India has prohibited Pakistani citizens from entering India using the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) visa exemption scheme, with all previously issued visas being canceled [7]. Group 2: Pakistan's Countermeasures - Pakistan's National Security Council has unanimously denied all accusations from India and decided to take the issue of India's violation of the Indus Water Treaty to international platforms [4]. - Pakistan has closed its airspace to all Indian-operated flights and suspended all trade with India, including indirect trade through third countries [4][5]. - Pakistani citizens holding the SAARC visa must leave India within 48 hours, and Indian military advisors in Pakistan have been declared "unwelcome" and must depart by April 30 [5][7]. Group 3: Incident Background - The terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir on April 22 resulted in at least 26 deaths and is described as the most severe attack on civilians in the region in 25 years [7]. - Indian Prime Minister Modi condemned the attack and promised that those behind it would be brought to justice, while also shortening his visit to Saudi Arabia to return to India [7][8].