US EditionTrump Claims Role as Peace Broker in India-Pakistan Tensions
- Following heightened military clashes along their border in May 2025, India and Pakistan reached a mutual understanding to cease hostilities without delay.
- The ceasefire followed heightened tensions triggered by a lethal terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, which India blamed on Pakistan-based groups, but Pakistan denied.
- The conflict involved cross-border airstrikes, missile exchanges, drone incursions, and Pakistan's Operation Bunyan Marsoos, escalating fears due to both countries' nuclear capabilities.
- Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi praised US President Donald Trump for his diplomatic efforts in preventing a nuclear confrontation and facilitating the ceasefire agreement, describing the intervention as a humanitarian act.
- Trump repeatedly claimed U.S. Mediation secured the ceasefire, while the American administration emphasized encouraging direct talks and highlighted the importance of preventing broader escalation.
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Trump Claims Role as Peace Broker in India-Pakistan Tensions
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…
Trump lauds global praise for brokering Pakistan, India ceasefire
US President Donald Trump attends a business forum at Qasr Al Watan during the final stop of his Gulf visit, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, May 16, 2025. — ReutersRiding high on what he describes as "unprecedented praise" from across the globe, the US President has been highlighting his...
Stopping conflict a ‘big success’, level of anger was not a good thing: Trump
Mr. Trump has been continuously claiming that the U.S. brokered the ‘ceasefire’ between New Delhi and Islamabad but the Indian govt. has maintained that the DGMOs of the two countries arrived at an understanding to stop the conflict
India-Pakistan Ceasefire: 4 Ways Trump's Varying Claims Can Be Understood
In his first remarks since US President Donald Trump claimed to have mediated a ceasefire between India and Pakistan—purportedly by hanging the sword of trade over them—External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said New Delhi's ties with Islamabad are "strictly bilateral"."Our relations and dealings with Pakistan will be strictly bilateral. That is a national consensus for years, and there is absolutely no change in that," Jaishankar said addressin…
Mohsin Naqvi thanks Trump for role in Pakistan-India ceasefire
Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi credited US President Donald Trump with helping avert a potential nuclear conflict between Pakistan and India, saying his diplomatic efforts led to a key ceasefire agreement, Express News reported. Speaking after a meeting with Acting US Ambassador Natalie Baker in Islamabad, Naqvi said Trump’s intervention “saved the region from horrific destruction” and called it “a service to humanity.” He also thanke…
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