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If the India-Pakistan conflict had not stopped, millions of people would have died: Trump

BY Connect Newsroom, May 11, 2025 7:33 AM - REPORT AN ERROR

It is worth mentioning that before this, Donald Trump had shared a post the other day and wrote that both countries have agreed to a complete and immediate ceasefire.(Photo: The Canadian Press)

US President Donald Trump has said that if the war between India and Pakistan had not stopped, millions of people could have been killed in it. Trump, while sharing the second post on Truth Social regarding the India-Pakistan war, wrote that I am very proud of the strong leadership of both countries. They are wise.

It is worth mentioning that before this, Donald Trump had shared a post the other day and wrote that both countries have agreed to a complete and immediate ceasefire.

Trump has now also announced that he will further increase his trade with both countries. He said that he will also try to find a solution to the Kashmir issue after a long period of time by working with India and Pakistan.

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