In tit-for-tat expulsions, India and Pakistan

India and Pakistan issued visas on Tuesday to each other’s senior diplomats after the nuclear rivals kicked out their predecessors in tit-for-tat expulsions earlier this month, an Indian foreign ministry spokesman said. "The visas have been given," the spokesman told reporters. Asked when the new envoys would take up their new posts, the spokesman said: "That is a matter of logistics (后勤)." There was no immediate comment from Pakistan. But the move was not seen as indicating any thaw in relations after New Delhi renewed accusations on Monday that Pakistan has failed to keep a pledge to end support to Muslim militants fighting New Delhi’s rule in Kashmir—charges Pakistan denies.