Donald Trump has once again taken credit for preventing a war between India and Pakistan. He claimed that his intervention, using trade as a bargaining chip, led to the immediate cessation of hostilities. Trump expressed concerns that the conflict could have turned nuclear. Speaking to reporters, he lauded the leaders of both countries and emphasized the strength of their nuclear arsenals. He described how he used trade as leverage, stating that both nations stopped their aggression as a result. Acknowledging the gravity of the situation, Trump highlighted the potential for nuclear escalation. The former US president’s claims have been met with mixed reactions. A Russian official has supported Trump’s version of events, adding to the complexity of the situation. However, others have contested the extent of his involvement.
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