President Donald Trump said he ended a dispute between India and Pakistan, recounting that eleven planes were shot down before he warned both countries that continuing to fight would bring a 250% US tariff. He said both sides 'screamed and accused' him and were very angry. The account is based on a single report and has not been independently confirmed.
President Donald Trump said he ended a dispute between India and Pakistan, recounting that eleven planes were shot down before he warned both sides that a US tariff of 250% would be imposed if the war continued. He added that both governments 'screamed and accused' him and were 'very angry.'
The account rests on a single report and has not been independently confirmed; no response from Washington, New Delhi, or Islamabad has been cited.
As The Zioneer reported on June 16, Trump has described himself as closing other conflicts, calling the war with Iran the tenth war he had ended. He has also commented on ceasefires involving Iran and Israel. Today's India-Pakistan claim is reported as a standalone item and awaits corroboration.
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