By Admin 
US President Donald Trump while speaking to the media in Scotland claimed that if he had not intervened in time, there would have been a war between India and Pakistan. Trump said that he had threatened both countries to stop trade talks, averting the war.
Stop six major war, ‘Hotspot’ told Indo-Pak relations
Trump said that he worked to stop six major wars in the world, including India-Pakistan. He described Indo-Pak as a “very big hotspot” because both are nuclear-rich countries. He said that he has good acquaintance from the leaders of India and Pakistan.
Condition of nuclear war and business
Trump told that when the tension between India and Pakistan increased, he said to both of them, ‘If you are going to fight, I will not compromise with you.’
Describing it as ‘madness’, he said that if nuclear weapons were used, many countries would have joined it and there would have been heavy destruction.
Avoiding war proud: Trump
He said that it may seem a bit selfish, but it is an honor for America to stop wars. He said this in the context of the Gaza struggle, where he put a ceasefire pressure on Israel.
India rejected Trump’s claim
India has clearly rejected Trump’s claim. India said that after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, the counter -military action was taken under ‘Operation Sindoor’, which lasted between 7 and 10 May.
India takes accurate action during Operation Sindoor
India carried out accurate airstrikes on 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and its occupied Kashmir. More than 100 terrorists were killed in this. After this, military conflict between the two countries started on the border.
Straight without arbitration
India said that the ceasefire was not from any American mediation but after direct talks between the armies of the two countries. It has been repeatedly clarified by India that there was no mediator.