“You may be thinking the war finished on May 10. No. It continued for a long time because so many decisions had to be made. It will be difficult for me to share beyond that,” he remarked.
September 6, 2025White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt credited Trump’s “decisive foreign policy” with helping secure a ceasefire between the two nations.
August 27, 2025During a press briefing, Leavitt said Trump remained “proud” of his peace efforts, adding that trade was used as a “powerful tool” to bring the Indo-Pak conflict to an end.
August 20, 2025He also highlighted the role of the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) in ensuring seamless coordination between the Army, Navy, and Air Force, with the National Security Advisor playing a major role in uniting various agencies.
August 9, 2025Speaking at an event at the HAL Management Academy, the Air Chief detailed the extensive damage inflicted on Pakistan’s defence infrastructure.
August 9, 2025“This is Biden’s war, and we’re working very hard to get us out. I stopped five wars in the last five months — actually — and I’d like this to be the sixth, frankly,” Trump stated.
August 6, 2025Dubey cited a letter allegedly written by Indira Gandhi to US President Richard Nixon, requesting assistance in brokering a ceasefire.
July 30, 2025“We happen to be, by coincidence, currently dealing on Trade with both Countries, but do not want to make any Deal... if they are fighting — and I have told them so!” Trump posted.
July 27, 2025He added, “The Congress and the entire Opposition will raise this matter in Parliament starting July 21. We don’t want a substitute batsman. Only the Prime Minister must answer.”
July 19, 2025In a speech earlier, Trump said, “India and Pakistan were going at it. Five jets were shot down. It was getting worse. We stopped it through trade—we told them, no deal unless there’s a ceasefire.”
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