US EditionTrump once again rakes up India-Pakistan "war," claims 7 jets downed, says trade pressure prevented nuclear conflict
Donald Trump claims his trade threats forced India and Pakistan into a ceasefire, preventing a nuclear war despite India denying third-party mediation, with seven jets reportedly downed.
- US President Donald Trump claimed he stopped a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan by threatening to halt trade unless a ceasefire was agreed upon, stating, 'You've got 24 hours to settle it.'
- India's Ministry of External Affairs officials denied Trump's claim, stating the ceasefire resulted from military talks between India and Pakistan without third-party involvement.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that India's Operation Sindoor was conducted independently in response to a terror attack, countering Trump's narrative of foreign intervention.
- Trump asserted that seven fighter jets were shot down during these hostilities, a detail he had previously mentioned as five jets.
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Trump again claims tariff threats ended Pakistan-India conflict
United States President Donald Trump once again claimed credit on Tuesday for ending the conflict between India and Pakistan, saying that his threat of extremely high tariffs was instrumental in reaching a ceasefire agreement. Participating in a cabinet meeting at the White House yesterday, the US president reiterated the claim that his intervention was directly responsible for the end of the conflict. “India and Pakistan were gonna end up in a …
"Seven Jets Downed": Trump Doubles Down On India-Pak Conflict Claim
US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that his intervention stopped a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan, saying that seven fighter jets were shot down during the "raging" hostilities.
US President Donald Trump has once again claimed to have stopped the India-Pakistan war. Trump has spiced up this story and served it to his cabinet.
'Tariffs so high that it will spin your head': Trump recalls warning to India, Pakistan
As the 50 per cent tariff deadline on New Delhi ends on Wednesday, US President Donald Trump once again reiterated his claims that he brokered peace between India and Pakistan after tensions increased between the two nuclear-armed countries following the Pahalgam terror attack and the subsequent Operation Sindoor. In a statement following a cabinet meeting in Washington, DC, Trump said he used the tariff threats to force India and Pakistan t…
Trump says he stopped India-Pakistan flare-up by threatening high tariffs
The US President said he pressured Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to ease tensions with Pakistan, warning of steep tariffs if conflict escalated. Trump claimed his blunt warning prompted quick action from New Delhi.
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