On Wednesday, Donald Trump drummed recognition for the “stop” of the war in India-Pakistan. “The US President urgently announced the credibility for stopping the conflict in India-Pakistan, which expanded after a terrorist attack by Pahalgam, which was killed by 26 people.
“Well, I stopped the war… I love Pakistan. I think Modi is a fantastic man. I spoke to him last night. We’ll make a business agreement with Modi in India. But I stopped the war between Pakistan and India,” US President Trump said on Wednesday.
Donald Trump’s claim of “stop” the Indo-Pak conflict
On May 10, US President Donald Trump took the social media to announce that India and Pakistan agreed to “complete and immediate” ceasefire after a “long night” interviews mediated by Washington.
Since then, the US President has repeated this claim several times and claimed that he “helped” the tension between two nuclear armed by South Asian neighbors. Trump also said that he had promised an increased trade with both countries if he ended the conflict.
India denies us mediation
India categorically denied any involvement of the US to suspend the conflict between Islamabad and the new Delhi. India, while recognizing several telephone calls, denies that the US has mediated or enforced a break or “stop” into war.
India claimed that Pakistan DGMO dialed his Indian counterpart, looking for a break in cross -border skirmishes.
Trump hosts Asim Munir in the White House
Donald Trump, who organizes the Chief of the Pakistani Army Asim Munir for lunch at the White House on Wednesday, was asked what he was looking forward to diplomatic reach from the meeting with the Pakistani General.
“This man was extremely influenced to stop it from the Pakistani side,” Trump said, referring to Munir.
“Modi, from India and others. They went to it and both nuclear countries. I got it stopped. I don’t think I had one story. I had one story written … I stopped the war between the two main nations, the main nuclear nations. I don’t think I wrote a story.”
35-minute phone call Trump-Modi
During the nearly 35 -minute telephone conversation with Donald Trump on Tuesday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi explained that India would not “never accept” third -party mediation, PTI reported.
Foreign Minister Vikram Misri added that interviews between Indian and Pakistani military officials concerning the ceasefire were launched at the request of Islamabad.
After four days of intensive cross -border drones and missiles strike, India and Pakistan reached the agreement on May 10 at the end of the conflict.
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