Donald Trump recently took credit for stopping the India-Pakistan conflict, emphasizing the importance of dialogue with leaders Modi and Pakistan's Army Chief Munir. The US president claimed to have prevented war between the two countries, highlighting his positive relationship with Pakistan and Modi.

On May 10, Trump announced a ceasefire between India and Pakistan after talks mediated by the US. Despite India denying US mediation, Trump has repeatedly asserted his role in settling tensions and promoting trade deals with both nations. India maintains that the pause in conflict was initiated by Pakistan's DGMO.

During a meeting with Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir, Trump praised Munir's role in stopping the conflict from the Pakistan side. He also commended Modi for his efforts, highlighting the significance of preventing war between two nuclear-armed countries. Trump's recent phone call with Modi reaffirmed India's stance on third-party mediation, emphasizing direct talks between Indian and Pakistani military officials.