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Trump Claims He Stopped India, Pak War By Threatening To 'Cancel All Deals'
Trump again repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan, which he claimed could have turned nuclear, after he told the countries that Washington would not "trade" with Delhi and Islamabad.
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Trump Repeats Claim That He "Stopped" India-Pak Conflict
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan and told the two countries that America would not do trade with them if continued with the fighting.
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As Bilawal Bhutto Threatens War Over Indus Pact, How India Move Impacts Pak
Former Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has warned that India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) could lead to war, calling the move "illegal and provocative."
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Day After Nominating Trump For Nobel Peace Prize, Pak Condemns US' Iran Bombing
Pakistan's reaction came after US President Donald Trump announced that the American forces had attacked three key Iranian nuclear facilities.
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Pak Nominates Trump For Nobel Peace Prize Over 'Role In India-Pak Conflict'
Trump has been persistently claiming that he stopped a war between India and Pakistan. New Delhi has been maintaining that India's fierce counter-attack that day forced Pakistan to plead for ending the hostilities.
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"Won't Get Nobel Prize For Stopping India-Pak War": Trump Claims Credit Again
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim of brokering peace between India and Pakistan and lamented that he won't be honoured with a Nobel Peace prize for "stopping" a possible war between the two countries last month.
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Opinion | There's Something 26/11 Mumbai Attack Can Tell Us About Trump-Munir Lunch
Now, as India threatens that 'Operation Sindoor' is far from over, US troops on its soil are a nice bit of insurance for Pakistan against Indian fury. But that also means more terrorism, not less.
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In A First, Trump Says Leaders Of India And Pakistan Ended Conflict
Two "very smart" leaders of India and Pakistan decided to end last month's conflict that could have turned into a nuclear war, US President Donald Trump said.
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Opinion | It Is The Best Of Times, It Is The Worst Of Times, For Pakistan
While Pakistan has always lived by its wits, this time, it faces the unpredictable, transactionalist Donald Trump, a dealmaker with a penchant for sudden surprises (ask Zelensky).
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Trump Hosts Pak's Asim Munir For Lunch, Cites This Reason For Inviting Him
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday praised Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir for his alleged role in preventing an escalation of the conflict between India and Pakistan, as he hosted the latter for a lunch meeting at the White House.
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As Donald Trump Hosts Pak Army Chief For Lunch, What The White House Said
US President Donald Trump hosted Pakistan's army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir for a special luncheon at the White House on Wednesday.
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"Fog Of War Is Clearing": Mallikarjun Kharge Targets Centre Over Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan's Remark
Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday demanded the government to hold a special session of Parliament immediately, following Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan's acknowledgement of aircraft loss in the hostilities.
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US 'Very Close' To Making Trade Deal With India, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said the "deal" he is most proud of is that he was able to stop "potentially a nuclear war" between India and Pakistan through trade as opposed to through "bullets".
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"After Losing Wars, Pak Chose Terrorism To Target India": Indian Delegation In Congo
BJP leader SS Ahluwalia, part of the all-party delegation led by Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde, scathingly criticised Pakistan, stating that it has repeatedly used terrorism as a weapon against India after losing three wars.
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"Astonished...": S Jaishankar On Whether India, Pak Were Close To Nuke War
India and Pakistan were nowhere close to a nuclear conflict during their recent military clash, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said, pointing to a narrative in the West that anything that happens in South Asia is promptly linked to a nucle
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Trump Claims He Stopped India, Pak War By Threatening To 'Cancel All Deals'
Trump again repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan, which he claimed could have turned nuclear, after he told the countries that Washington would not "trade" with Delhi and Islamabad.
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Trump Repeats Claim That He "Stopped" India-Pak Conflict
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan and told the two countries that America would not do trade with them if continued with the fighting.
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As Bilawal Bhutto Threatens War Over Indus Pact, How India Move Impacts Pak
Former Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has warned that India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) could lead to war, calling the move "illegal and provocative."
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Day After Nominating Trump For Nobel Peace Prize, Pak Condemns US' Iran Bombing
Pakistan's reaction came after US President Donald Trump announced that the American forces had attacked three key Iranian nuclear facilities.
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Pak Nominates Trump For Nobel Peace Prize Over 'Role In India-Pak Conflict'
Trump has been persistently claiming that he stopped a war between India and Pakistan. New Delhi has been maintaining that India's fierce counter-attack that day forced Pakistan to plead for ending the hostilities.
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"Won't Get Nobel Prize For Stopping India-Pak War": Trump Claims Credit Again
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim of brokering peace between India and Pakistan and lamented that he won't be honoured with a Nobel Peace prize for "stopping" a possible war between the two countries last month.
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Opinion | There's Something 26/11 Mumbai Attack Can Tell Us About Trump-Munir Lunch
Now, as India threatens that 'Operation Sindoor' is far from over, US troops on its soil are a nice bit of insurance for Pakistan against Indian fury. But that also means more terrorism, not less.
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In A First, Trump Says Leaders Of India And Pakistan Ended Conflict
Two "very smart" leaders of India and Pakistan decided to end last month's conflict that could have turned into a nuclear war, US President Donald Trump said.
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Opinion | It Is The Best Of Times, It Is The Worst Of Times, For Pakistan
While Pakistan has always lived by its wits, this time, it faces the unpredictable, transactionalist Donald Trump, a dealmaker with a penchant for sudden surprises (ask Zelensky).
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Trump Hosts Pak's Asim Munir For Lunch, Cites This Reason For Inviting Him
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday praised Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir for his alleged role in preventing an escalation of the conflict between India and Pakistan, as he hosted the latter for a lunch meeting at the White House.
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As Donald Trump Hosts Pak Army Chief For Lunch, What The White House Said
US President Donald Trump hosted Pakistan's army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir for a special luncheon at the White House on Wednesday.
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"Fog Of War Is Clearing": Mallikarjun Kharge Targets Centre Over Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan's Remark
Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday demanded the government to hold a special session of Parliament immediately, following Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan's acknowledgement of aircraft loss in the hostilities.
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US 'Very Close' To Making Trade Deal With India, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said the "deal" he is most proud of is that he was able to stop "potentially a nuclear war" between India and Pakistan through trade as opposed to through "bullets".
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"After Losing Wars, Pak Chose Terrorism To Target India": Indian Delegation In Congo
BJP leader SS Ahluwalia, part of the all-party delegation led by Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde, scathingly criticised Pakistan, stating that it has repeatedly used terrorism as a weapon against India after losing three wars.
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"Astonished...": S Jaishankar On Whether India, Pak Were Close To Nuke War
India and Pakistan were nowhere close to a nuclear conflict during their recent military clash, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said, pointing to a narrative in the West that anything that happens in South Asia is promptly linked to a nucle
