Donald Trump again made a statement about India-Pakistan, know what now said

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New York/Washington: US President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly claimed to have ceasefire between India and Pakistan, described it as a major success on Friday. Trump said that the level of anger between the two neighbors was not a good thing. ‘ Returning from his visit to the Gulf countries, Trump said during a conversation with the press on the Air Force One aircraft on 16 May, “I hope it will continue, and I think it will continue, but what happened about India and Pakistan is a big success.” If you had seen the level of anger between the two, it was not a good thing. ”

Trump has been giving statements continuously

This is the seventh time since May 10, when Trump has made a statement about the India-Pakistan ceasefire. During his four -day visit, Trump, who visited Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, addressed American troops at Al Udid Air Base in Doha, Qatar on Thursday, saying that he had helped to resolve the tension between India and Pakistan. Al Udid Air Base is the largest military base in America in West Asia.

India launched Operation Sindoor

India had made accurate attacks on the terrorist infrastructure under ‘Operation Sindoor’ on the morning of May 7 in response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. India and Pakistan agreed to ceasefire on 10 May after drone and missile attacks from across the border for four days. India has described ceasefire as temporary.

India’s stand is clear

Sources of the Government of India in New Delhi have been saying that it has been agreed to stop all kinds of firing and military operations in land, air and sea between the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) of India and Pakistan. He says that there was no third party. India has always said that the Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter and there is no place for any third party. (Language)

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