US President Donald Trump has once again given a big statement regarding India and Pakistan. During an event organized in Florida, Trump openly praised Pakistan’s Army Chief and Chief of Defense Force Field Marshal Asim Munir. According to Geo News report, he described Asim Munir as a highly respected general and said that his role was important in calming the growing tension in South Asia. On this occasion, US Defense Minister Pete Hegseth and Navy Secretary John Phelan were also present.

During the program, when Trump was asked about global conflicts, he said that a possible nuclear war between India and Pakistan was stopped due to America’s mediation. According to Trump, the Prime Minister of Pakistan personally told him that this effort could save the lives of crores of people. Trump said that the situation between the two countries was deteriorating very rapidly and the situation could go out of control.

Mention of fighter jet falling and war being averted

Donald Trump also said in his statement that during that time aerial skirmishes took place and many fighter planes were shot down. According to him, this conflict could take the form of a major war within some time. Trump also reiterated his claim that he has played a role in stopping many international wars so far, although the Russia-Ukraine conflict is still ongoing.

India-Pakistan tension increased after Operation Sindoor

This statement of Trump has come at a time when in the past also he has been taking credit by calling himself a mediator regarding the increased tension between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. This operation was carried out by India in response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, in which terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir were targeted.

Trade pressure claim and India’s response

Donald Trump has also said earlier that he used trade and tariff related pressure to force India and Pakistan to withdraw from the war, but the Indian government has clearly rejected these statements. India says that at that time there were talks between the military officers of both the countries to calm the situation. The Indian government has said that after the heavy loss, the DGMO of Pakistan contacted our DGMO, after which the military action was stopped with mutual consent.

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US President Donald Trump claimed in South Korea on Wednesday (29 October 2025) that he had brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Regarding this, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is afraid of US President Trump. Addressing an election rally in Darbhanga, Bihar, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha said that Trump is insulting PM Modi in different countries.

‘PM Modi cannot answer Trump’

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said, ‘Trump reiterated that he used trade to intimidate PM Modi so that he stops Operation Sindoor. Trump said that 7 planes were shot down. Trump said 50 times that he had stopped Operation Sindoor by scaring Narendra Modi, but not even ‘chu’ came out of Modi ji’s mouth. PM Modi has no strength to say anything. Such a man can never bring development in Bihar.

Rahul Gandhi challenged PM Modi

Rahul Gandhi said, ‘In the 1971 war, Indira Gandhi had clearly told the American President that we are not afraid of you. Prime Ministers are like this. Not once or twice, Trump has said 50 times that he has stopped Operation Sindoor. He (Trump) is talking about our army, our air force. Our Prime Minister does not have the courage to say that what Trump is saying is a lie. I challenge PM Modi that when he comes to Bihar, he should say that Donald Trump is lying… he cannot say.

What did Trump say now regarding India-Pakistan ceasefire?

US President Donald Trump visited South Korea on Wednesday (29 October 2025). During this, Trump, while referring to the India-Pakistan tension in his speech, said that when both the countries were fighting, I asked both of them to stop the war, but they refused. Trump claimed that he had threatened to impose 250 percent tariff on both the countries, after which the ceasefire was agreed upon.

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US President Donald Trump recently claimed that India will no longer buy oil from Russia. Earlier he had claimed about India-Pakistan ceasefire. Meanwhile, Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He shared a post regarding this on social media platform X on Thursday (16 October).

Rahul Gandhi said that PM Modi is scared of Trump. He has also listed five reasons for this. A male name Claiming through an ex-post, ,Prime Minister Modi is scared of Trump,

• Letting Trump decide or announce that India will no longer buy oil from Russia.
• Despite repeated insults, they keep sending congratulatory messages.
• Finance Minister’s visit to America cancelled.
• Did not participate in Sharm el-Sheikh conference.
• Did not refute Trump’s claims regarding Operation Sindoor.

PM Modi is frightened of Trump.

1. Allows Trump to decide and announce that India will not buy Russian oil.
2. Keeps sending congratulatory messages despite repeated snubs.
3. Canceled the Finance Minister’s visit to America.
4. Skipped Sharm el-Sheikh.
5. Doesn’t contradict him…

—Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) October 16, 2025

Trump’s hollow claims about India

It is noteworthy that while talking to journalists on Wednesday, Trump said that Prime Minister Modi has assured him that India will no longer buy oil from Russia. Trump had earlier said that because of him the war between India and Pakistan had stopped.

Congress cornered BJP on the slogan ‘If Modi is there then it is possible’

Congress has taunted PM Modi many times till now. Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinet said on Thursday, “If Modi is there, it is possible.” So let us see what is possible, atrocities on Dalits, tribals and backward people are possible. Attack on the Constitution is possible. It is possible that there will be abundance of hatred everywhere. Burning Manipur is possible. It is possible for China to occupy Ladakh. Riots are possible in the capital Delhi. Congress has also shared a post regarding this on X.

The American President was eyeing the Nobel Prize for a long time, but he did not get the Nobel. Trump was very disappointed by this. He had claimed regarding India-Pakistan that because of him there was ceasefire between the two countries. Now Trump has once again reacted regarding Nobel. He said that eight wars were stopped in the world, yet they were ignored.

Trump has said that he has avoided many wars in the name of tariffs. He mentioned the tension between India and Pakistan as an example. According to the report of ‘NDTV’, Trump said that there was a very fierce competition going on between the two countries and seven planes were destroyed. He said, ,I said unless you stop the war, we will impose a 200 percent tariff on your goods. I spoke to both the leaders. I like both. And the next day I was told that they had decided to reduce the tension.,

Trump’s favorite thing to do is to stop the war

Trump also said that he likes to stop war and is in favor of steps that prevent conflict. He said, ,I don’t think any president has stopped a single war. I stopped eight wars in eight months. Did I get the Nobel Prize? No…but I think next year will be better. But you know what I care about? I have probably saved the lives of hundreds of millions of people.,

Trump stopped the war between Hamas and Israel

Trump recently announced the long-running war between Israel and Hamas. arbitration of. Trump’s 20 point peace proposal stopped the war between Hamas and Israel. Its first phase included the release of hostages. The US President had also said regarding Operation Sindoor that because of him India and Pakistan had agreed to end the tension.

US President Donald Trump has once again praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi openly. He made this statement during the Gaza Peace Summit held in Egypt, in which Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif was also present.

Trump said in his address, “India is a great country, with my very good friend at the helm. He has done a wonderful job.” After this, he expressed confidence in the relations between India and Pakistan and said, “I think India and Pakistan will live together very well now.” Trump looked at Sharif smilingly and asked, “Right?” To which Sharif smiled and nodded.

In his statement before the Gaza Summit, Shahbaz Sharif had given credit to Trump for stopping the war between India and Pakistan. In this context, Trump claimed that he had threatened to impose tariffs up to 200% to avoid war between India and Pakistan.

#WATCH Egypt US President Donald Trump says, “India is a great country with a very good friend of mine at the top and he has done a fantastic job. I think that Pakistan and India are going to live very nicely together…”

(Video source: The White House/YouTube) pic.twitter.com/rROPW57GCO

— ANI (@ANI) October 13, 2025

What did Trump say?

Trump had said, “I said if you two want to go to war and you have nuclear weapons, I will tax you both 100%, 150%, 200%. He said no, no, don’t do that and I resolved the matter in 24 hours.” However, India has already clarified that any ceasefire or ceasefire decision was taken with mutual consent by both the countries and not with the interference of any third country.

Shahbaz Sharif again demands Nobel for Trump

Shahbaz Sharif reiterated his demand to give Nobel Peace Prize to Trump for stopping the war. He said, “The contribution of Trump and his team to establishing peace between India and Pakistan is extraordinary.” In fact, Pakistan had earlier also nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for Diplomatic Intervention and Leadership. However, this award for 2026 went to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado.

Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif nominates @POTUS for the Nobel Peace Prize:

“Mr. President, I would like to salute you for your exemplary leadership—visionary leadership, and I think that you are the man this world needed most at this point in time. The world will… pic.twitter.com/z6FpLJo0fe

— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 13, 2025

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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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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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Several initiatives to interact with India: Ishaq Dar

Al Jazeera in an interview Ishaq Dar Said that Pakistan took many initiatives to interact with India. Ishaq Dar Asked whether Pakistan is ready for third party participation between the two countries, In response to this question, he said, “We have no objection to the mediation of third party, but India is clearly saying that this is a bilateral issue. When we on 25 July Washington In we Marco Rubio Asked what happened to the talks, he said that India considers it a bilateral issue.,

Will not beg for conversation: Ishaq Dar

Pakistan’s The Foreign Minister said that Islamabad is ready for bilateral talks, but he will not beg for talks. He said, “If a country wants talks, we will be happy, but we are not begging anything. We are a peace loving country. We believe that the conversation is the way to move forward. Obviously, two people for the conversation Need Happiness IsWe cannot force India to talk. “

Ishaq Dar’s statement confirmed that India had never accepted the mediation of third party during Operation Sindoor. It was also clear from this that the decision of ceasefire between India and Pakistan was taken after a conversation between the DGMOs of the two countries.

There is a lot of discussion around the world of American tariffs. President Donald Trump has imposed 50 percent tariff on India. Meanwa US Strategic Affairs expert Ashley J. Telis has said that Trump is feeling cheated, because he was not given a credit for the ceasefire between India and Pakistan in May this year. However, Trump has taken the credits of ceasefire many times.

American expert Ashley J. Telis while talking to NDTV said, ,I think Trump is feeling cheated. He stopped the struggle of India and Pakistan. So they should have got credit, it is a matter of their rights., India had run Operation Sindoor after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. During this time more than a hundred terrorists were killed. The Pakistani army had also opened a front, India gave him a befitting reply.

Trump claimed to have ceasefire

The ceasefire was agreed between India and Pakistan on May 10 this year. A few hours later, Trump shared a post on the social media platform Truth. He had said through the post that India and Pakistan have agreed to ceasefire. Trump also claimed that the ceasefire was agreed after the intervention of the US.

Why Trump increased India tariff

Donald Trump is angry with India for many reasons. They want the Nobel Prize, but India turned their expectations. Trump shared the post on Truth last month and said that he had stopped the war six times. Trump was then seen taking a strict attitude against India. He put 50 percent tariff on it. The US President said that he buys oil from Russia and Russia is putting its earnings in Ukraine War.

The US has imposed a huge tariff of 50% on India, causing a major loss to India’s exporters. According to the report, this decision was not part of any general trade policy but is the result of President Donald Trump’s personal resentment.

The report of the US multinational investment bank and the financial services company Jefferies has claimed that Trump wanted to mediate the India-Pakistan conflict in May. However, India made it clear that it would not accept any third party intervention. This refusal angered Trump and decided to put a huge tariff on India.

Trump wants Nobel Prize!

Trump has claimed many times that he has ended many struggles in the world. The White House had given a statement that Trump should receive the Nobel Peace Prize. In July, Press Secretary Caroline Lewitt had said that the time has come to give the Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump. At the same time, Trump even wrote on Truth social that he can find a thousand years old solution of the Kashmir issue. However, India’s refusal shocked this ambition.

US finance minister told India stubborn

The report said that the US wanted India to open its agricultural sector for imports. India refused to do so to protect the interests of farmers. About 25 crore farmers and laborers in India are dependent on agriculture for their livelihood because 40% of the total workforce is in agriculture. Because of this, US Finance Minister Scott Besant had called India a little stubborn.

India’s response to Trump’s tariff

India said that this move of America is unfair and unfair. India warned that such an attitude could bring it closer to China. Especially because India and China are going to start direct flights after five years from September.

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