India Pakistan conflict

Trump’s Nuclear Claims: India-Pakistan Dispute, US Role Denied, and Allegations of Lies

Former US President Donald Trump has again asserted his administration prevented a nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan during the 2025 military standoff. He claims the two countries were on the brink of war, with multiple aircraft shot down, and that his intervention was crucial in achieving a ceasefire. This narrative has been consistently rejected by India, which maintains that the ceasefire resulted from direct talks without US mediation. The conflicting accounts highlight the differing perspectives on the events and the ongoing debate surrounding the role of external influence in resolving international conflicts.

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India-Pakistan Ceasefire: DGMOs Hold Talks After Indian Airstrikes

Following a call between the Pakistani and Indian Directors General of Military Operations at 3:35 PM IST, a ceasefire was agreed upon, effective 5:00 PM IST. The agreement includes a cessation of all firing and military action across land, air, and sea. Further talks are scheduled for May 12th at 12:00 PM IST. While US President Trump claimed credit for mediating the ceasefire, Indian officials confirmed the direct communication between the two nations’ military leaders as the basis for the agreement.

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