US President Donald Trump had claimed that China and Russia are conducting underground nuclear tests. The first reaction has come from China on this. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has rejected Trump’s claim. Dragon said that it is a responsible nuclear-armed country.

According to the report of news agency AFP, reacting to Trump’s claims, China’s Foreign Ministry said, ‘It is a responsible nuclear-weapon country. Beijing further said that it has always maintained a self-defense nuclear strategy and adhered to its commitment to stop nuclear testing.

Russia and China conducted underground nuke tests: Trump

Trump had said that countries like Russia and China have conducted underground nuclear tests, about which the general public is not aware. He said that America will also do the same. He said, ‘We are the only country that does not test and I do not want to be the only country that does not test.’

North Korea and Pakistan are also doing tests: Donald Trump

In an interview given to American channel CBS, the US President said, ‘Russia is testing, China is testing, but they do not talk about it.’ Trump also named North Korea and Pakistan among the countries that conducted nuclear tests.

US can destroy the world 150 times: Trump

The US President also claimed that America has more nuclear weapons than any other country. He claimed that we have enough nuclear weapons to blow up the world 150 times. He said, ‘Russia has a lot of nuclear weapons and China will also have a lot. He has some.’

Trump said, ‘We have more nuclear weapons than any other country and I think we should do something about nuclear disarmament. I have discussed this with both President Putin and President Xi.

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US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that during the increasing tension between India and Pakistan, he had talked to the Prime Ministers of both the countries and after that the war-like situation was averted. Trump said this during his recent address.

Trump said, “I am making a trade deal with India. I have an excellent relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. I respect him a lot and have true affection for him. The Prime Minister of Pakistan is also a good person. He says he has a ‘Field Marshal’, who is a very brave warrior.”

He further said, “I heard that seven aircraft have been shot down in the skirmish between the two countries. Both of them are nuclear powers. I called Prime Minister Modi and said that we cannot do a trade deal with you because you are preparing for war with Pakistan. Then I told the same thing to Pakistan. Both of them said let us fight, but I explained to both of them.”

#WATCH US President Donald Trump says, “I’m doing a trade deal with India, and I have great respect and love for Prime Minister Modi. We have a great relationship. Likewise, the Prime Minister of Pakistan is a great guy. They have a Field Marshal. You know why he’s a Field… pic.twitter.com/ZbxkpSnBl1

— ANI (@ANI) October 29, 2025

Trump said this in a funny tone

Trump further said in a humorous tone, “Prime Minister Modi is one of the smartest and toughest leaders. Tough as hell. But finally, within two days, both countries contacted me and said they understood and the fight stopped. Isn’t that wonderful?” In his speech, Trump took a jibe at current US President Joe Biden and said, “Could Biden have done this? I don’t think so.”

Improvement in India-US relations

Recently, there were three talks between Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. First time to wish PM Modi on his birthday, second time during the discussion on Gaza Agreement and third time on the occasion of Diwali. To maintain this warmth between the two leaders, a solid trade agreement is considered important. The Indian side has said that talks are going on on this, while the American side said that the talks have been fruitful, but consensus has not been reached yet on some major issues.

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US President Donald Trump has once again claimed to establish ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Trump, who was on a visit to Japan, said that he stopped the war between two nuclear-rich countries by using tariffs as a weapon. The US President said that seven new and beautiful planes were shot down in this war. However, as always, he did not tell which country’s aircraft were shot down.

Addressing American troops in Japan, Donald Trump said, ‘Our country’s national security and all the wars I stopped were because of tariffs. To be honest, I did a great service to the world through trade and tariffs. If you look at India and Pakistan, they were fighting each other at that time.

Talked to Modi and Pakistan’s Field Marshal: Trump
Trump claimed that he had clearly told Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistan’s military chief, ‘If you guys go to war, we will not do any business with you.’ The US President said that at that time both the nuclear-armed countries were ready to confront each other and ‘seven beautiful new planes were shot down.’ According to Trump, the situation came under control only after his strict warning.

US President #Trump: Seven brand-new beautiful planes were shot down pic.twitter.com/LjPtgxNAcG

— MARKHOR (@MarkhorTweet) October 28, 2025

Trump said – ‘I should get the Nobel Peace Prize’
Trump said that he resolved eight major conflicts of the world through tariff policy and he should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution in stopping the India-Pakistan war. He said, ‘If I had not taken action at that time, a major war could have broken out.’

India rejected Trump’s claim
India has consistently rejected this claim of Donald Trump. The Indian Foreign Ministry has clarified that the decision to reduce tensions between India and Pakistan was taken through direct diplomatic contacts between the two countries and no third party had any role in it.

US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that he had postponed a possible nuclear war by stopping the increasing tension between India and Pakistan through trade. Trump made this statement during a meeting with NATO General Secretary Mark Roote at the Oval Office of the White House on Monday.

Trump said, “We have succeeded in finding a solution between many wars. You have an example of India and Pakistan, which were moving in the direction where there could have been a nuclear war in the next one week, but we used the business to handle the situation.”

He further said, “I clearly said that America will not talk on business until you (Indo-Pak) resolve mutual disputes. The situation was calm only then.”

Trump again repeated old claim

This is not the first time Trump has claimed this. On May 10, through social media posts, he also said that India and Pakistan agreed to the complete and immediate ceasefire with America’s mediation. Since then, he has reiterated the same statement dozens of times that he played a decisive role in ending Indo-Pak tension.

India had already rejected this claim

However, the Government of India has already completely rejected Trump’s claim. India says that the ceasefire with Pakistan was agreed after direct talks between the military officers (DGMO level) of the two countries, not by the mediation of a third country.

The Ministry of External Affairs had made it clear at that time that India does not accept external intervention in its bilateral matters and has been talking to Pakistan through military channels to maintain peace along the border.

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Shashi tharoor us visit: Congress MP Shashi Tharoor dismissed US President Donald Trump’s suggestion of finding a solution by talking between India and Pakistan. He said that the terrorist who spreads terror and believing in democracy cannot be equal, so it is not right to compromise between them. He said that terrorists and their victims cannot be considered the same.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said that when there is no equality between the two parties, there is no scope for arbitration. He clarified that it is not possible to weigh those who spread terrorism and people suffering from it in the same scales. He gave this statement in response to US President Donald Trump’s claim, in which Trump said that he has played an important role in reducing the increasing tension between India and Pakistan.

Shashi Tharoor said this big thing about Pakistan

Shashi Tharoor is currently on a visit to America with a delegation of ‘Operation Sindoor’. On Thursday, he spoke during the ‘Council on Foreign Relations’ and said, “Media is a word that India does not accept.” He explained that such words create an illusion of equality between the two sides, whereas in reality there is no such similarity. Tharoor clearly said that those who spread terrorism and their victims cannot be kept at the same level.

The Congress MP said that a country that shelters terrorists cannot be compared to the country which is democratic and is in peace in its work. He also said that the country that wants peace and simply expects its neighbors to live peacefully, it cannot be compared to the country that wants to change the map of the world. In such a situation, when the two sides are so different, it is not possible to talk about some kind of mediation between them.

What did Donald Trump say on India-Pakistan ceasefire?

US President Donald Trump says that on May 10, he held a conversation between India and Pakistan, causing the two countries to stop the fight immediately. Trump has said many times that he ended tension between the two countries. He also said that if India and Pakistan stop fighting, then America will do business with them.

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