Saudi Arabia on Sunday (October 19) welcomed the ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan following the recent border clashes. Besides, he also appreciated the mediation of Qatar and Türkiye, who helped in the talks held in Doha.

Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry said that this agreement will work to immediately implement the ceasefire and create the necessary mechanism to maintain long-term peace between the two countries. “The Saudi Foreign Ministry welcomes that Pakistan and Afghanistan signed an immediate ceasefire during the talks in Doha and agreed to establish mechanisms to ensure lasting peace and stability,” the statement said.

Saudi Arabia supported

Saudi Arabia supported all efforts to promote peace and security and reiterated its promise to ensure stability and prosperity for the people of Pakistan and Afghanistan. “The state supports all efforts that bring peace and stability and is committed to ensuring security, stability and prosperity for the people of both countries,” the statement said, adding that the Foreign Ministry expressed hope that the agreement will reduce tensions along the shared border of the two countries. The statement further said, “We hope that this step will help in ending the tension on the border.”

What did Qatar say?

Earlier, Qatar had told that Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to an immediate ceasefire and further meetings will be held to maintain it. The Doha talks mediated by Qatar and Türkiye are being considered a major diplomatic success in this matter. A day before the talks, Pakistan had violated the ceasefire in Afghanistan’s south-eastern province of Paktika, killing 17 people, including three Afghan cricket players. Many civilians were harmed in the air strikes.

What did Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar say?

Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar also welcomed the ceasefire and said that the next meeting will be held in Türkiye, in which both sides will work on monitoring and stabilization of the ceasefire.

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US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that he resolved eight wars and saved the lives of crores of people. He also said that old disputes like India and Pakistan can be easily resolved through them. Trump said that he has calmed conflicts in Africa by mediating in the Congo-Rwanda dispute, India-Pakistan tension and many other matters. Trump also said that every time he resolves a conflict, he is talked about getting the Nobel Prize, but he never got this honor.

Trump again made a big claim

Trump said during an event, “I have solved eight wars. Go to Rwanda and Congo, talk about India and Pakistan. Look at all the wars we solved. Every time I solved a problem, people said if you solve the next one, you will get the Nobel Prize. I did not get the Nobel Prize. Someone else did. A very nice woman. I don’t know who she is but she was very generous. I don’t care about those things. My Cares only about saving lives. This will be the ninth. To my knowledge, none of our presidents has resolved even a single war. Not even one.

Trump further said, ‘Bush started a war… but I saved millions of lives. The Prime Minister of Pakistan said that I saved millions of lives… Look at Pakistan and India as examples. That could have turned out to be a bad situation… although I understand that Pakistan attacked, or there is an attack going on somewhere along Afghanistan. This would be easy for me to solve, if I had to solve it. Right now I have to run America but I like solving wars. Want to know why? “I love stopping people from being killed and I’ve saved millions and millions of lives.”

What did Trump say by taking the name of Pakistan Prime Minister?

Trump also reiterated in a public program that the Prime Minister of Pakistan had said that Trump had saved the lives of millions of people and he claimed that if he wanted, he could easily resolve the India-Pakistan dispute. Multiple news agencies have reported on the context of such claims and the scope of Trump’s accomplishments.

Many of Trump’s claims are based on exaggeration or half-truths. In many cases the peace or mediation they described were the result of temporary agreements, mediation efforts, or other international initiatives, rather than complete and permanent cessation of hostilities. AP also said in the report that Trump’s eight war claims are factually doubtful and misleading.

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US President Donald Trump spoke to reporters on Air Force One before leaving for the Middle East tour. During this, Trump was asked whether the war between Israel and Hamas is now over? On this, Trump said that basically the war is over and I am sure that the ceasefire will continue and I think it will also last. During this, Trump also claimed to end 8 wars including India-Pakistan.

Trump told reporters, “This is the eighth war that I have resolved. It has been reported that the conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan is also going on. I will resolve it after returning from the Middle East.” Trump said that I am an expert in resolving wars and I hope that the dispute between Pakistan and Afghanistan will also be resolved.

Trump again spoke on India-Pakistan ceasefire

During the talks, Trump once again reiterated the need for ceasefire between India and Pakistan. He claimed that the dispute between the two countries was ended through economic pressure. He said about this, “I said that if you people want to fight and have nuclear weapons, then I will impose 100, 150, even 200 percent tariff on both of you. After this, the matter was resolved in 24 hours. If there was no tariff, this war would have never stopped. Even before this, Trump has claimed to establish a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.

He said that our aim is to satisfy everyone. Whether they are Jews, Muslims or from any Arab country. After Israel, we will go to Egypt and meet the leaders of all the major countries who are involved in this agreement.

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