Pakistan claims to drive back Indian army in Kashmir

The leader of Pakistani-controlled Kashmir is warning India is risking a major confrontation after increased fighting.

Pakistan claims to drive back Indian army in Kashmir
Sat, 03 Aug, 2002 - 18:34

The leader of Pakistani-controlled Kashmir is warning India is risking a major confrontation after increased fighting.

Sardar Sikandar Hayyat is accusing India of "misadventure".

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