India suspends water treaty with Pakistan in response to Kashmir attack, escalating tensions.

India has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, a 1960 agreement that regulates water sharing between India and Pakistan, in response to a deadly attack in Kashmir. India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, declared that Pakistan will not receive water from rivers under India's jurisdiction. This move has heightened tensions between the two nations, with Pakistan warning it could be seen as an "act of war." India argues that water and blood cannot flow together and that talks can only focus on the withdrawal of Pakistani forces from Kashmir. The suspension of the treaty has significant implications for Pakistan's water supply, affecting agriculture and daily life.