A Major War Between India and Pakistan was prevented through “trade”

News India Live, Digital Desk: Donald Trump Again Reiterated His Claim:Former US President Donald Trump is once again in the headlines, repeating a big and interesting claim. He says during his tenure, he successfully abolished a “terrible” struggle between India and Pakistan equipped with nuclear weapons in 2019. This time, he particularly emphasized that he achieved this amazing through “Trade (Trade)”. According to Trump, both countries agreed to stop war due to their influence.

The former US President said this during a press conference, where he spoke on several issues. He also reminded in his speech that both Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan were his “friends”. Trump said that even though there were often a dig at issues like trade war (trade war) among friends, he was successful in ending a possible war between India and Pakistan.

This is not the first time Trump has made such a claim. He has also said earlier that in 2019, when the Tension between India and Pakistan was at its peak after the Pulwama terror attack and India was considering military action, he handled the situation with his mediation. After the Pulwama attack, heavy military activities were observed between the two countries on the Jammu and Kashmir border, and the atmosphere was quite tense.

Trump argues that due to his personal relations and intervention, reconciliation between Prime Minister Modi and Imran Khan was possible. He has also claimed that he also called the two leaders to the White House to resolve the matter. This development offers an example of Trump’s foreign policy approach, in which they often claim to solve international problems in their personal relationships and non-traditional methods.