US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that in May, he played an important role in conducting a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Trump said that his intervention prevented a major struggle from growing and Pakistan Army Chief General Aseem Munir told him that he saved the lives of millions. Trump described it as a ‘very beautiful step’.

According to Trump, the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the army chief came to meet him. During that time Munir said, “This person has saved millions of lives because he stopped the war.” Trump further said that the situation was very serious at that time and the struggle lasted for four days, in which there were reports of seven fighter aircraft being killed.

What did Trump say?

He said, “India and Pakistan were face to face. I called both of them and said that if you start the war, I will stop the business. You are two nuclear nations, this cannot happen. I stopped this war.” However, Trump did not clarify which country was lost to seven aircraft.

India has repeatedly rejected Trump’s claim

India has repeatedly rejected Trump’s claim. India says that the agreement with Pakistan regarding the ceasefire was directly from the conversation between the DGMOs of the two countries (Directors General of Military Operations), not by any external intervention. Meanwhile, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif recently gave a speech at the United Nations General Assembly, claiming that his Air Force demolished seven Indian fighter aircraft during the May clash. He said, “Our Falcons flew and made 7 Indian jets junk.”

However, satellite photos proved this story of Pakistan wrong. Imagery shows that the Indian attacks had caused heavy damage to Pakistan’s airbase, where hangers and runways were destroyed, while Pakistan’s retaliation failed.

Referring to the incident, Trump expressed displeasure that he might not get the Nobel Peace Prize for this, while this honor can be given to someone who did nothing “. However, he said that his priority is not a personal identity but the interest of the country.

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US President Donald Trump once again claimed six wars on Monday (25 August 2025), including the Indo-Pakistan War. He claimed that the Indo-Pak war could rise to a nuclear level. He said, “He had already dropped seven jets. However, there is confusion over the number of aircraft in Trump’s statement. He said that 5 aircraft have fallen. Now he is saying that 7 aircraft have fallen, but the Indian Air Force has officially confirmed 5 fighter jets and 1 AEW & C aircraft. Ie the total number is 6 aircraft, while the trump claim is different.

India has been continuously clarifying about the ceasefire with Pakistan that the consent on the ceasefire was formed by direct talks between the military directors (DGMOs) of the two countries. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said in Parliament that no third country played a role in stopping ‘Operation Sindoor’.

India’s Operation Sindoor
India started Operation Sindoor on 6-7 May 2025. The campaign was carried out on 22 April 2025 in response to the terrorist attack (in which 26 civilians were killed) in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. In this operation, the Indian Air Force targeted terrorist structures in Pakistan and PoK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). Using the S-400 air defense system, 5 Pakistani fighters dropped. An AEW & C (Airborne Early Warning and Control) also destroyed the aircraft. Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh described it as the biggest incident ever. Let us know that India had destroyed the Pakistani airbase, which includes Sukkur in Sindh, Noor Khan Air Base in Rawalpindi, Rahim Yar Khan in Southern Punjab, PAF Base Mushf in Sargodha, PAF Base Shahbaz Jacababad in North Sindh and Bholari Air Base in North Thaatta district. The satellite image related to the attack has also been introduced by the Indian Air Force as evidence.

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India US tariff: US President Donald Trump claimed that he had played an important role in ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Trump has now made another claim. He said that India has offered Zero Traffic Trade Deal to America. America had imposed a 26 percent tariff on India. After this, there was a situation of tension. Now Trump has made a shocking claim.

According to a report by Reuters, Trump said on Thursday, “India has offered Zero Tariff Trade Deal to America. It is very difficult to sell anything in India, but they are ready to deal with the zero tariff trade with Washington. ”Donald Trump announced tariffs on several countries including India on the occasion of Liberation Day on 9 April. In response to this, India intensified talks with the US about the trade deal.

What did Trump say on India-Pakistan ceasefire

After India’s Operation Sindoor, Pakistan took an aggressive stance. He tried to attack many cities with drones and missiles. India retaliated and caused heavy damage to Pakistan. India also retaliated with drones. Meanwhile, Trump spoke to India and Pakistan. Trump claimed in front of the world that he had played an important role in the talks about India-Pakistan ceasefire.

What country has Trump imposed tariff

The US has imposed a 145 percent tariff on China. At the same time, 46 percent tariffs have been imposed on Viannam. He has also given Vietnam a discount of 90 days. Therefore, only 10 percent tariff is there. The Trump government of America has currently kept only 10 percent tariffs on Australia and New Zealand.

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