Trump's U-turn on India-Pakistan ceasefire, said - I did not mediate but...

Donald Trump on India Pakistan Ceasefire: US President Donald Trump has taken a U-turn from his old statement on India-Pakistan ceasefire. Regarding his role in the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, President Trump said that even though he did not mediate, he helped calm the tension between the two countries. Trump said in his statement on Thursday that he does not want to say directly that he mediated. The US President has said this from Doha, Qatar. Trump said that even though he did not mediate the tension between the two countries, he patted his back and said that he helped in it.

What did Trump say?

In a speech in Doha, Qatar, Trump said, "I don't want to say I did it, but I certainly helped solve the problem between Pakistan and India last week, which was becoming more and more hostile, and all of a sudden, you start seeing a different type of missiles, and we solved it. I hope I don't get out of here and find out two days later that it's not solved, but I think it's solved, and we talked to them about trade. Let's do trade, and Pakistan was very happy with it, and India was very happy with it, and I think they're on their way

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'India and Pakistan have been at war for 1000 years'! - Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump said, "They've been fighting for about 1000 years in all honesty. So I said you know I can solve it. I can solve it; let me solve it, and let's bring them all together. How long have you been fighting for about 1000 years? I'm not sure about solving it. This is a tough job. They have been fighting for a long time. It was really going to get out of control.

#WATCH | Doha, Qatar | "I don't want to say I did, but I sure as hell helped settle the problem between Pakistan and India last week, which was getting more and more hostile, and all of a sudden, you'll start seeing missiles of a different type, and we got it settled. I hope I… pic.twitter.com/M8NlkK7uSu

— ANI (@ANI) May 15, 2025

Trump was the first to tweet about the ceasefire

While on May 10 India and Pakistan announced about the ceasefire. Trump was the first to share this information on social media. In his tweet, Trump said, 'I am very happy to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed on a complete and immediate ceasefire. Congratulations to both countries for showing common sense and superior intelligence.'

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India took action after the Pahalgam terror attack

After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India launched Operation Sindoor against the terrorists. The Indian Army destroyed terrorist hideouts in some areas of PoK and Pakistan. In this action, more than 100 terrorists were killed by the army. After this, Pakistan continuously carried out missile and drone strikes, however, the Indian Army shot down all the weapons of Pakistan on the way with its air defense system.