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In the third fatal attack in five days, the Pakistani was killed by "unprovoked" Indian fire while manning a post in the Battal sector of Kashmir, which is split between the two sides by a heavily fortified border known as the Line of Control (LoC), the army spokesman said. A Pakistani soldier was killed Sunday, and two Indian soldiers were killed and mutilated on Tuesday, their respective armies said. The two sides have lodged diplomatic protests. India and Pakistan have fought three wars since becoming independent from Britain in 1947, two of them over the Himalayan region of Kashmir. Ties had shown signs of improving in the past year after relations soured again in 2008 when Pakistan-based gunmen attacked India's financial capital of Mumbai, killing 166 people. Both governments have expressed anger over the latest Kashmir attacks even as senior officials sought to calm fears that right-wing groups could seize the opportunity to derail years of diplomatic rapprochement. Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar said she was "unpleasantly surprised" by Indian accusations against Pakistan, but tried allay fears that the stand-off could escalate. "Pakistan government and the Pakistani people have demonstrated a deep and abiding commitment to normalize and improve relations with India and to really start a journey of trust-building," she said. UNEXPECTED RISE IN VIOLENCE Pakistani villagers living near the Line of Control said it had mostly been quiet in recent years, although sporadic shooting was common. The recent uptick in violence was unexpected. "On Sunday there was intense shelling between Indian and Pakistan troops. It was many years since we've seen such a thing," said Tehzeeb un Nisa, the head of the administration in Darra Haji Pir, where the Pakistani soldier was killed Sunday. The Indians said tensions had been building over the past year. "There's been increase in cease-fire violations and infiltration attempts in 2012 over 2011," Shivshankar Menon, India's national security adviser, told a media conference in New Delhi on Thursday. "We have condemned (the killings of Indian soldiers) ... I hope it never happens again." Pakistan called for the U.N. to investigate the recent attacks. A team monitoring the ceasefire has been in place for around 60 years. Pakistan reported Sunday's killing to the United Nations. "We are certainly not going to agree to internationalize the issue or allow the United Nations to hold an inquiry. That demand is obviously rejected out of hand," said India Finance Minister P. Chidambaram. In recent years both governments have signaled their intentions to repair ties even though they remain divided over Kashmir's status. Indian officials said that Pakistani militants could be to blame. 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