US Edition‘The N Word, India and Pak Were Very Close’: Trump Again Boasts About Averting Nuclear Conflict
- On May 10, 2025, India and Pakistan agreed to an immediate ceasefire after intense cross-border strikes, leading to a halt in military actions.
- The ceasefire was established following India's Operation Sindoor on May 7, a targeted strike launched in retaliation for the terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that occurred on April 22 and resulted in 26 fatalities.
- President Trump claimed the US brokered the ceasefire and emphasized averting a nuclear conflict, while officials from both countries engaged in talks facilitated by US leaders.
- Trump remarked that the intensity of hostility between the two countries was alarming and concerning, underscoring how close the situation had come to a potential nuclear confrontation.
- The ceasefire and US involvement caused embarrassment for the Modi government, which rejected claims of US mediation and fears of overshadowed leadership.
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Trump Claims Role as Peace Broker in India-Pakistan Tensions In a recent interview with Fox News's Bret Baier, US President Donald Trump claimed credit for achieving peace between India and Pakistan, citing trade as a means to defuse intensifying tensions. Trump's comments followed heightened friction after India's Operation Sindoor targeting terror sites.During the interview, Trump described the cessation of hostilities as a significant achieve…
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