India has firmly stated that the Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended until Pakistan unequivocally ends its backing of cross-border terrorism. The Ministry of External Affairs reiterated this stance, emphasizing that the treaty’s abeyance is a direct response to Pakistan’s continued sponsorship of such activities. This position follows a previous declaration that ‘blood and water can’t flow together’ after a significant attack.
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