Kashmir attack: Indian army chief to visit Srinagar as UN urges 'maximum restraint'

India's army chief was set to lead a high-level security review in Srinagar on Friday, days after militants opened fire on tourists in Indian-held Kashmir, killing 26 civilians in one of the worst such attacks in years. The brazen assault, carried out in a mountain meadow near Pahalgam, has derailed prime minister Narendra Modi's claims of restored calm in the restive Himalayan territory and sent tensions soaring between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan. The Indian Army has launched sweeping "search-and-destroy" operations, deployed surveillance drones, and ramped up troop numbers across the Kashmir Valley. A manhunt is underway for three suspects -…