Trump’s administration allegedly told New York’s court that India and Pakistan had only achieved a “weak ceasefire” only after US President Donald Trump “ordered and offered access to the US with the US to turn the war in full.”
According to the PTI press agency, sources in the Indian government claimed that both countries had achieved understanding without the involvement of third parties.
“Maintenance of tariffs is essential …”
Trade Minister Howard Lutnick submitted notes in the submission of international trade court last week.
Lutnick claimed that Trump had used his emergency powers under the International Act on Emergency Economic Powers (IEEPA) to store tariffs aimed at protecting the US National Security and Economy, the PTI press agency reported.
Lutnick said that the maintenance of tariffs is essential for the ability of the President to perform diplomacy in the real world.
“For example, India and Pakistan-Dvěd nuclear power involved in combat operations 13 days ago-drew on May 10, 2025 with a slight ceasefire. This ceasefire was achieved only after President Trump joined and offered both nations who trade with the United States to reverse in a full scale.”
“The unfavorable decision that limits the presidential power in this case could lead India and Pakistan to question the validity of President Trump’s offer, threatening the security of the whole region and the lives of millions,” he said.
Trump repeatedly claimed that “to settled” the tension between India and Pakistan and that he had said nuclearly armed South Asian neighbors that America would do a “lot of trade” with them if he stopped the conflict.
SINDOOR OPERATION
About two weeks after a terrorist attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 civilians were killed, India was launched by the Sindoor Operations focusing on the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied by Kashmir.
After four days of intense cross -border drones and missile strikes, India and Pakistan achieved an understanding of 10 May to end the conflict.
The sources of the Indian government in Nový Delhi claimed that no third party had been involved.
Trump tariffs
2 April Trump announced the sweeping of mutual tariffs to several countries, including India and China.
On April 9, however, until 9 July this year announced a 90 -day suspension of these tariffs, with the exception of those in China and Hong Kong, because about 75 countries turned to America for business agreements.
According to ABC News on Wednesday, Trump’s global tariffs hit Trump’s global tariffs as “as opposed to law”.
(With the entry from agencies)
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