The European Union and China have called for caution from India and Pakistan after escalating tensions in Kashmir

"We maintain contact with both countries and believe that it is essential that everyone be very careful and avoid future escalation of tensions"said EU spokeswoman Maja Kocijancic at a press conference, according to the AFP news agency.

While Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang asked New Delhi to avoid unilateral actions and improve relations with Islamabad "through dialogue as soon as possible in order to avoid a worsening of the situation, indicated the Indian newspaper Hindus.

India has ensured thatand their planes bombed a field of Islamic radicals on the other side of the line of control, a de facto frontier product of the 1972 war in the Kashmir region, claimed by New Delhi and Islamabad.

In addition, India accuses the Pakistani government of supporting these terrorist groups They were preparing suicide bombings in their cities.

According to the official statement, a "a very large number of "Jaish-e-Mohammad (JM) group activists died in the attack.

By the way, Pakistan has confirmed the incursion on its territory of Indian planes and the bombing of Balakotin the northwest, condemning it as "unwarranted aggression" while insisting that it did not cause damage or casualties.

The climb began on February 14 when at least 40 Indian soldiers were killed in a JeM suicide bombing in the Kashmir region, claimed by India and Pakistan.

The two countries fought three wars because of border problems since their independence from the United Kingdom in 1947, and both New Delhi and Islamabad have developed successfully, and underground, their nuclear weapons programs.

India achieved its first nuclear test in 1974, Pakistan in 1998. Since then,As tensions have not stopped and the world is watching the region and relations between two rivals who are pointing their weapons of mbad destruction.