The governments of India and Pakistan have held several formal discussions regarding the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty and the ongoing civil unrest in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

印度與巴基斯坦政府已就暫停《印度河水協定》以及巴基斯坦管轄之克什米爾地區持續發生的社會動亂進行了數次正式討論。

The current diplomatic deadlock is based on the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, an agreement managed by the World Bank that decides how water from the Indus River and its tributaries is shared. India stopped following this agreement in May of last year, stating that a terrorist attack in Pahalgam caused the decision. Consequently, Pakistani Defence Minister Khwaja Asif emphasized that if water security is threatened by the control of river flows or the hiding of data, military action would be considered a possible response.

目前的外交僵局源於暫停《印度河水協定》，這是一項由世界銀行管理，決定印度河及其支流水源如何分配的協議。印度於去年五月停止遵守該協議，聲稱是因為帕哈勒格姆發生的恐怖襲擊而做出此決定。因此，巴基斯坦國防部長 Khwaja Asif 強調，若水資源安全因河流流量受控或數據隱瞞而受到威脅，軍事行動將被視為可能的應對方案。

In response, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) described Pakistan's comments as a strategic distraction. Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal asserted that these claims are intended to hide internal government failures and human rights abuses. Specifically, the MEA argued that the instability in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is due to a long history of economic unfairness and oppressive rule. Furthermore, the Indian government alleged that Pakistan has used lethal force, internet shutdowns, and limited medical supplies to stop protests, calling for international accountability for these actions.

對此，印度外交部 (MEA) 將巴基斯坦的言論描述為策略性的轉移視線。發言人 Randhir Jaiswal 堅稱，這些指控旨在掩蓋內部政府的失敗與人權侵害。特別是 MEA 主張，巴基斯坦佔領的克什米爾地區之所以不穩定，是由於長期以來經濟不公與壓迫統治。此外，印度政府指控巴基斯坦使用致命武力、切斷網路並限制醫療物資以阻止抗議，並呼籲國際社會對這些行為追究責任。

Tensions remain high as India continues to suspend the treaty, while Pakistan views its water supply as a critical matter of national security.

由於印度繼續暫停協定，而巴基斯坦將水供應視為國家安全的關鍵問題，緊張局勢依然高漲。