Pakistan's military on Friday denied India's claim that Pakistani soldiers fired at Indian positions in Kashmir in violation of a 14-month cease-fire. India has accused Pakistani troops of firing twice this week across the border that divides Kashmir between the two nations. Neither incident caused casualties, and Indian troops did not retaliate, Indian officials said. "Nobody opened fire from our side and there is no truth in such claims," Pakistani army spokesman Maj. Gen. Shaukat Sultan told The Associated Press on Friday. He said Pakistani and Indian military commanders spoke by telephone on Thursday and agreed to work closely to lower tensions.
