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Four days of tit-for-tat shelling and drone attacks between India and Pakistan escalated into full-blown conflict.
BBC journalists in the region have spoken to families caught up in the violence.
At least 16 people are reported to have been killed on the Indian side, while Pakistan claims 40 civilian deaths.
Families on both sides of the Line of Control ( LoC ) told us they had had loved ones killed and property destroyed.
India began to evacuate thousands of villagers along the Indian side of the LoC.
Nargis Khan , 47 , died after her car was struck by shrapnel from a shell, fatally injuring her sister-in-law.
Her daughter Sanam , 20 , appeals to both governments: "If you're heading into war, at least secure your civilians".
India and Pakistan strike back at each other's military installations, which both sides accuse each other of instigating.
US mediators, diplomatic backchannels and regional players proved critical in negotiating the climbdown.
US President Donald Trump took to social media to announce that a ceasefire had been agreed.
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