Trump Claims Peace Deal As Modi Warns Of Retaliation And Pakistan Calls For Justice

Trump announced the US involvement in stopping the war between Pakistan and India.

A bold claim from Trump:

US President Donald Trump made a powerful statement after a ceasefire between Pakistan and India. He believes the US helped stop a potential nuclear war between them. Trump made a statement while talking to the media at the White House. He said, “We stopped a nuclear conflict. Millions could have died.” According to Trump, both countries were on the edge of a disastrous war. The US diplomacy helped bring them back from the brink. Trump’s remarks signal a renewed US interest in acting as a global peacemaker.

Trade as a tool for peace:

Trump tied regional stability directly to trade. He said, “We’re going to do a lot of trade with Pakistan. We’re going to do a lot of trade with India.” He claimed that his administration used the promise of trade to encourage both sides to de-escalate. In his words: “If you stop it, we’re doing trade. If you don’t, we won’t.” Trump praised the leadership in both India and Pakistan for understanding the seriousness of the situation and choosing de-escalation.

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Modi’s tough stand against ‘Nuclear Blackmail’:

Trump tied regional stability directly to trade. He said, “We’re going to do a lot of trade with Pakistan. We’re going to do a lot of trade with India.” He claimed that his administration used the promise of trade to encourage both sides to de-escalate. In his words: “If you stop it, we’re doing trade. If you don’t, we won’t.” Trump praised the leadership in both India and Pakistan for understanding the seriousness of the situation and choosing de-escalation.

Pakistan’s clear message:

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif laid out three key points (Kashmir, terrorism and water) that will be central to any future dialogue with India. In a televised interview, Asif said, “India’s arrogance is why these issues remain unresolved.” He added that Pakistan has always supported dialogue under international laws and UN resolutions, but India always refused it. He also accused India of supporting terrorism inside Pakistan and violating the Indus Waters Treaty. He warned, “Any attempt to cut off our water will be seen as an act of war. We will never allow that.”

Ceasefire holds:

The intense airstrikes, artillery fire, and drone attacks seen over the past week have stopped. The ceasefire holds, with both sides remaining on alert. Modi’s warning about retaliatory action and Pakistan’s demand for justice and fair treatment under treaties suggest that peace will only last if dialogue continues and both sides are willing to compromise.