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Speaking to reporters outside the White House, Trump again claimed that he had stopped the war between India and Pakistan.
US President Donald Trump once again said on Wednesday that he had stopped a possible war between India and Pakistan.
Trump said that I stopped the war. I love Pakistan. PM Modi is a great person. I talked to him last night. We will make a trade agreement with India.
He said that I stopped a major war. But no one even wrote the news about this.
Trump’s statement came 12 hours after the phone conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday.
In fact, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday interacted with US President Donald Trump, which lasted for about 35 minutes. During the conversation, PM Modi told President Trump about Operation Sindoor.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri has given this information. He said that during the conversation, PM Modi clarified that there was no discussion related to business in any subject related to Operation Sindoor.
He reiterated that India had ceasefire at the behest of Pakistan. India never accepts the mediation of a third party and will not even further.
At the same time, PM Modi also stressed that now India will not see the incidents of terrorism (fight behind the screen), but directly as war action. The operation vermilion of India is still going on.
The Foreign Secretary said that President Trump understood the things mentioned by PM Modi in detail and expressed support for India’s fight against terrorism.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri informed about the conversation between PM Modi and Donald Trump on Wednesday morning.
Modi-Tram was to be met in G7, but it did not happen
PM Modi and President Trump were scheduled to meet the G7, but Trump had to leave G7 and return to America on 17 June. Due to this, this meeting could not be held. After this, at the behest of Trump, the two leaders spoke on the phone. The conversation lasted about 35 minutes.
After the Pahalgam attack on 22 April, President Trump expressed condolences to PM Modi over the phone and expressed support against terror. After this, the two leaders were the first conversation on 18 June. Therefore, PM Modi spoke in detail on Operation Sindoor by President Trump.
‘India targeted only terrorist bases in Pakistan’
Misri also told that PM Modi clearly told Trump that after April 22, India had told its determination to take action against terrorism to the whole world.
India had targeted only terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (POK) on the night of 6-7 May.
The action of India was a very mangird (nap-tule), presence (precise) and non-esclavery. At the same time, India had also made it clear that we will answer Pakistan’s bullet from the shell.
‘Pakistan appealed to stop military action’
Foreign Secretary Misri said that on the night of 9 May, US Vice President JD Vance called PM Modi. Vance had said that Pakistan can attack a big attack on India. PM Modi had told him clearly that if this happens, India will give a bigger answer to Pakistan.
On the night of 9-10 May, India gave a strong reply to Pakistan’s attack and Pakistan suffered a lot of damage to the army. Its military airbase was made innovable (non -flight operating). Pakistan had to urge Pakistan to stop military action due to India’s befitting reply.
‘Talk of stopping military action was directly between India and Pakistan’
The Foreign Secretary said that PM Modi had clearly stated President Trump that during this whole incident, there was no talk on topics like Indo-US trade deal at any level or media-Pakistan arbitration from the US at any level.
Stopping military action was directly talked about between India and Pakistan through existing channels (existing officers) of both armies and on the insistence of Pakistan.
‘Modi-plant will try to meet soon’
The Foreign Secretary said that President Trump asked PM Modi if you can stop America in return from Canada? PM Modi expressed his inability to this due to already scheduled programs. Both the leaders then decided to try to meet in the near future.
Modi’s invitation to Trump, US president will come to India in quad meeting
Vikram Misri finally stated that President Trump and PM Modi also discussed the ongoing struggle in Israel-Iran. Both agreed on the Russia-Ukraine war that direct conversation on both sides is necessary for peace and should keep trying for it.
PM Modi invited President Trump to visit India for the next meeting of Quad. Accepting the invitation, President Trump said that he was keen to come to India.
Earlier in 2019, during the G7 countries meeting in France in France, Modi and Trump met.
Struggle started on 7 May in India-Pakistan
On April 22, 26 tourists were shot dead by 5 terrorists in Pahalgam, Kashmir. The next day, in a meeting chaired by PM Narendra Modi, India took 5 major decisions to teach Pakistan a lesson, in which the 65 -year -old Indus Water Treaty was stopped. Attari check post was closed. The visa was closed and the High Commissioners were removed.
After this, on 7 May, India ruined several terrorist bases in Pakistan under ‘Operation Sindoor’ by air strikes. The two countries had a struggle for 4 days, after which US President Trump gave information about the ceasefire on May 10 through social media posts.
Trump has claimed to have a ceasefire 13 times so far
May 10, after the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Trump is constantly claiming that his mediation has stopped the war. They have claimed this 13 times so far. He is repeatedly saying that he stopped a possible war between India and Pakistan. Trump claimed that if he did not interfere, the fight could have turned into a nuclear war.
Opposition questioned PM Modi-Tramp’s conversation
Congress, Shiv Sena and CPI have raised questions on the information of PM Modi and Trump’s conversation.
1. Sanjay Raut said- Who will trust Modi?
Shiv Sena (Uddhav faction) leader Sanjay Raut said- Modi ji’s people can say anything, but it is important that President Trump himself tweeted and says that he now takes back what he had said earlier. I have already said 17 times that he (Trump) had spoken of arbitration between India and Pakistan. Now Trump should say that ‘I take back my point’. Now the question is, who will trust PM Modi?
2. CPI leader D Raja said- Why does the PM not tell the public the truth CPI General Secretary D Raja said that I do not comment on what the Foreign Secretary has said, but there are some questions from PM Modi. After all, why does the Prime Minister himself come forward and tell what happened really? Parliament is the temple of democracy, and in any democratic country it is the responsibility of the Prime Minister to take Parliament in confidence.
PM Modi has not yet made it clear what was his conversation with Trump. The Prime Minister should tell the Parliament whether Trump or America was or not. “
3. Jairam Ramesh said- India’s foreign policy received three shocks
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said that the PM should call a special session of Parliament and say these things in Parliament. We want to debate positively in Parliament. India’s foreign policy has received three major shocks.
- First blow- Pakistan’s Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has been invited by US President Trump for special lunch, while Aseem Munir’s inflammatory statements are being linked to the Pahalgam terror attacks. This is a big shock for India’s diplomacy and the Government of India has not yet objected to it.
- Second blow- Michael Kurilla, the head of the Central Command of the US Central Command, said that Pakistan is a great partner in the fight against terrorism. While India says that Pakistan is the biggest supporter of terrorism.
- Third blow- Since May 10, 14 times, President Trump has claimed that he mediated into ceasefire between India and Pakistan, used trade, brought the two countries together. PM Modi kept quiet. The government never denied these statements. It is now being told that PM Modi spoke to Trump on the phone for 35 minutes, and the same things were given by the Foreign Secretary in the statement.
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