Pakistani, Indian militaries establish contact after Indian-controlled Kashmir attack
The attack took place at garrison Uri town in frontier Baramulla district, about 109 km northwest of Srinagar city, the summer capital of Indian-controlled Kashmir.
"In the backdrop of Uri terrorists attack, Pakistan and Indian army Director Generals Military Operations established hotline contact on Indian request on Sunday afternoon," the Pakistani army said.
"The latest situation along Line of Control was discussed," a statement from the army`s Inter-Services Public Relations said.
The Pakistani Director General Military Operations reiterated that no infiltration is allowed from Pakistani soil because watertight arrangements are in place on both sides of LoC and Working Boundary all along.
The Indian defense officials said the attackers entered the military base, throwing grenades and using automatic rifles to target troopers.