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'Settled through trade': Trump again claims credit for India-Pak ceasefire

The Times of IndiaThursday, May 22, 2025 at 2:06:36 AM
'Settled through trade': Trump again claims credit for India-Pak ceasefire
During a meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Donald Trump once again took credit for easing tensions between India and Pakistan, suggesting trade was the key factor. This comes after India's military response to a terror attack, but Trump framed it as his own diplomatic win—despite little evidence of direct U.S. involvement in the ceasefire.
Editor’s Note: Trump has a habit of claiming unverified victories in global conflicts, and this instance is no different. While any reduction in India-Pakistan tensions is good, his remarks might oversimplify a complex geopolitical situation—and could even ruffle feathers in both countries if they feel their agency is being downplayed. For readers, it’s a reminder to question sweeping claims about diplomacy, especially when they’re self-congratulatory.
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