Pakistan, May 20 -- ISLAMABAD - In a significant development, Pakistan and India have agreed to withdraw their troops to peacetime positions along the Line of Control (LoC) and the international border by May 30. According to senior officials, this decision is part of a broader understanding between the two nations to ease recent military tensions.

Sources revealed that the military leadership on both sides, particularly the Directors General of Military Operations (DGMOs), are actively coordinating the phased troop pullback. The move follows a ceasefire agreement that has largely held since the beginning of this month, after a period of high alert and frontline deployments.

Officials described the upcoming repositioning as the second p...