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Trump Repeats Claim He Ended IndiaPakistan Clash, Cites Praise From Pakistan’s Army Chief

New Delhi maintains the May ceasefire resulted from direct DGMO contacts, challenging Washington and Islamabad’s portrayal of U.S. intervention.

Overview

  • Addressing U.S. military leaders on Tuesday, President Trump said Field Marshal Asim Munir told him he "saved millions of lives" by stopping the fighting.
  • Trump said he called both sides, threatened to cut trade, and referenced seven aircraft shot down during four days of hostilities.
  • Pakistan’s leadership has publicly lauded Trump’s role, with the prime minister’s office saying his intervention averted a "major catastrophe."
  • India has consistently rejected any third‑party mediation, stating the ceasefire followed DGMO‑to‑DGMO communication between the two militaries.
  • Independent reporting says Indian strikes damaged Pakistani airbases, highlighting unresolved disputes over battlefield claims and Trump’s account as he links the episode to a new Gaza peace push and Nobel rhetoric.