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Nuclear conflict to trade: What Donald Trump said on India-Pak ceasefire, why New Delhi dismissed it
Not only did US President Trump try to take credit for the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, he also claimed that the two countries were poised to go nuclear. Trump also claimed he threatened to suspend trade ties with India and Pakistan if they did not agree to de-escalate.
India Rejects Trump’s Trade Claim New Delhi Denies US Role In India-Pakistan Ceasefire
Trade did not feature at all in recent conversations between senior US and Indian officials regarding the India-Pakistan crisis, according to individuals familiar with the matter, countering US President Donald Trump's assertion that he used trade to prevent a conflict between the two nuclear-armed nations, reported the Hindustan Times.
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