U.S. President Donald Trump again repeats a claim that he helped stop hostilities between India and Pakistan and warns the conflict could have become nuclear. Speaking in public remarks reported by multiple outlets, Trump says “11 planes were shot down” during the fighting and says he believes he deserved recognition for ending multiple wars. India has consistently rejected suggestions of any third-party mediation or intervention. Reports note that Trump does not provide detailed evidence or operational specifics for the “11 planes were shot down” figure, including whether the losses refer to aircraft from one side or combined losses across both countries. Separate reporting recalls India’s position that at least a dozen Pakistani military aircraft were destroyed or damaged in its strikes during Operation Sindoor, including F-16 jets. Trump also makes remarks implying Pakistan’s leadership credited him with helping avert escalation. Overall, the accounts converge that Trump renews his mediation and aircraft-loss claims, while India continues to deny external involvement.
Trump reiterates India-Pakistan ceasefire claim, says 11 planes were shot down
U.S. President Donald Trump again repeats a claim that he helped stop hostilities between India and Pakistan and warns the conflict could have become nuclear. Speaking in public remarks reported by mu...
- U.S. President Donald Trump reiterates a claim that he helped stop India-Pakistan hostilities.
- Trump warns the conflict “was going to be nuclear.”
- Trump says that during the hostilities, “11 planes were shot down,” without giving supporting details.
- India consistently denies any third-party mediation or intervention in the India-Pakistan conflict.
- One report notes India’s claim that Pakistani military aircraft were destroyed or damaged in strikes during Operation Sindoor.
US President Donald Trump has repeated his claim of settling the conflict between India and Pakistan, adding that 11 jets were shot down during the four-day hostilities in May last year. Speaking on board Air Force One on Wednesday, Trump said he should have won the Nobel Peace Prize "more than anybody" for settling eight wars, including the one between India and Pakistan. India has consistently denied any third-party intervention. Trump claimed the conflict between India and Pakistan "was going to be nuclear." Without providing details, the US President said that "11 planes were shot down" during the conflict. Trump did not specify whether the jets were lost by either of the two countries or whether he was referring to combined losses by both sides. India has said that at least a dozen Pakistani military aircraft, including F-16 jets, were destroyed or damaged in Indian strikes during Operation Sindoor. Trump said Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif credited him with saving
1 month agoIndia has consistently denied any third-party intervention; Mr. Trump claimed the conflict between India and Pakistan “was going to be nuclear”; without providing details, the U.S. President said that “11 planes were shot down” during the conflict
1 month agoTrump repeats IndiaPakistan mediation claim says planes were shot down
1 month agoUS President Donald Trump repeated his claim that he stopped the India‑Pakistan conflict, warning it could have turned ‘nuclear’, adding that ‘11 planes were shot down’ during the hostilities. India has consistently rejected suggestions of any US mediation.
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