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Donald Trump Claims Credit for De-escalating India-Pakistan Conflict

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During his address at the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump claimed credit for de-escalating the conflict between India and Pakistan. He stated that his diplomatic intervention and the threat of tariffs helped prevent a major military escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbors. Trump also noted that the Prime Minister of Pakistan credited him with saving tens of millions of lives by stopping the war.

From idrw.org, aninews.in

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The claims reference the use of trade and tariffs as diplomatic tools in resolving international conflicts. The mention of these economic levers suggests that geopolitical stability in the region could potentially influence trade and investment flows.

From idrw.org, aninews.in

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  • Donald TrumpMade claims regarding his role in mediating the India-Pakistan conflict.

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  1. Trump claimed to mediate India-Pakistan ceasefire talks.1 source
  2. Donald Trump claimed credit for de-escalating the India-Pakistan conflict.1 source

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