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Trump has taken credit for the ceasefire between India and Pakistan 15 times so far.
US President Donald Trump said on Friday about the India Pakistan struggle- I think five jets were really killed in the Indo-Pakistan struggle. At the same time, Trump once again claimed to have a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
Trump said this during a dinner with Republican MPs at the White House. However, he did not clarify which country these aircraft belonged to. The US President’s remarks have raised the apprehension about the dropping of aircraft.
In fact, Pakistan claimed that it had hit five Indian aircraft in the fight. At the same time, India also said that some aircraft of Pakistan have been dropped. Islamabad denied the loss of any aircraft, but believed that aiming aerial status.
Trump said-
Trump’s claim- We were very successful in dealing with wars
Earlier on Monday, Trump reiterated his claim that he had recently stopped the India -Pakistan struggle from growing after the Pahalgam terror attack. Trump made these comments during his meeting with NATO general secretary Mark Route. “We have been very successful in tackling wars,” Trump said.
He pointed to his strategy to use business as a profit, saying, “We did this through business. I said that until you resolve the matter, we will not talk to you about business, and they did so.”
Claim- 6 fighter jets of Pakistan, 3 aircrafts destroyed
News agency ANI quoted government sources as saying that 6 Pakistan’s 6 fighter jets, 3 aircraft and more than 10 drone and cruise missiles were destroyed in the Indian Air Force attack in Operation Sindoor.
The report said that between May 6 to 10, India attacked the terrorist bases in Pakistan’s Punjab and POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). After this, Pakistan also tried to respond, but the Indian Air Force not only responded, but also caused heavy damage to Pakistan.
Radar and Air Defense Systems of Indian Air Force in Operation Sindoor targeted Pakistan’s fighter jets in the air. A high-value aircraft flying about 300 km away through the Sudarshan missile system was also killed. This aircraft was either equipped with an electronic warfare system or Airbourne Early Warning Control System.
In addition, Rafael and Sukhoi-30 targeted the Pakistani Safe Center (Hangar), which destroyed the Made in China Wing Loong Drone. According to sources, an AEWC aircraft of Swedish origin was also destroyed at Pakistan’s Bholari airbase.
This satellite photos were released by Maxar Technology. It showed damage on Pakistan airbase in India’s aircrafts.
Pakistani PM – 5 Indian fighter aircraft killed
After the Pahalgam terror attack, India destroyed 9 terrorist bases of Pakistan on 7 May. On May 7, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif claimed in Parliament that we took action in response to India’s attack, killing 5 Indian fighter jets. Five aircraft were 3 Rafael. Later, Pakistan started claiming to drop 6 Indian aircraft.
Pakistan claimed to have demolished 6 Indian fighter aircraft again on 11 July. Foreign Office spokesman Shafkat Ali Khan had asked India to accept the fighter aircraft in the press briefing.
Ali Khan said- India should admit that six fighter aircraft were killed and other military fine, instead of resorting to fictional stories.
CDS Chauhan said- recognizes his mistakes, corrected them
Pakistan The claims of the demolition of the Indian fighter jet were intensified after Anil Chauhan’s talk with Anil Chauhan in May.
Actually, in an interview given to Bloomberg, CDS said the real issue is not how many aircrafts fell, but why they fell and what we learned from them. India recognized their mistakes, rectified them quickly and then within two days, targeting the enemy’s hideouts from long distance, once again responded effectively.
CDS Chauhan had said about the claims of demolishing 6 Indian jets of Pakistan- it is absolutely wrong. The count does not matter, but it matters what we learned and how it improved. The use of nuclear weapons has never come in this struggle, which is a matter of relief.
CDS said this in an interview to Bloomberg. They have arrived here to participate in the Shangri-La dialogue program.
Trump took credit for India-Pakistan ceasefire 15 times
Trump has taken credit for the ceasefire between India and Pakistan 15 times so far, which he made the first announcement on social media on May 10, when Washington interacted with both sides.
India has disagreed with Trump’s claim that this happened after his intervention and threats to break the business deal.
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had said that during the conversation, there was no discussion related to business related to Operation Sindoor.
He reiterated that India had ceasefire at the behest of Pakistan. India never accepts the mediation of a third party and will not even further.
