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India has rejected a Hague ruling that affirmed the Indus Waters Treaty remains in force, raising concerns about the treaty's future. Pakistan welcomed the ruling, asserting that India is still bound by the treaty. India's Ministry of External Affairs criticized the tribunal as illegitimate, and experts suggest that India's rejection may impact its international standing.
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India has rejected a Hague ruling that affirmed the Indus Waters Treaty remains in force, raising concerns about the treaty's future. Pakistan welcomed the ruling, asserting that India is still bound by the treaty. India's Ministry of External Affairs criticized the tribunal as illegitimate, and experts suggest that India's rejection may impact its international standing.
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