does the credit for stopping operation sindoor against pakistan go to donald trump

There was a war -like situation between India and Pakistan, in such a situation, a ceasefire was announced between the two countries after three to four days of attack. Ceasefire announced America President Donald Trump did it from his social media account. After this, the message spread across the world that the ceasefire between India and Pakistan was conducted in Trump. After this, the Government of India made it clear that the ceasefire between Pakistan and India was a decision taken by both countries. But Donald Trump ever Do not miss taking credit. In such US Congress member Mr. Thanedar on Monday criticized President Donald Trump as he has taken credit for stopping the struggle between India and Pakistan. The Thanedar accused Trump of using the situation for political gains. During a discussion in the Mumbai Marathi Journalists Association, he said that India and Pakistan are able to resolve their issues independently without American intervention.

US MP Mr. Thanedar said that President Donald Trump has no basis for taking credit for stopping the struggle between India and Pakistan. The US MP also accused Trump of trying to take political advantage from the situation. At an event in the Mumbai Marathi Journalist Association here, Mr. Thanedar said that after the Pahalgam attack, it was natural to respond by starting India’s operation vermilion and the US certainly accepted the situation in New Delhi.

He said that India and Pakistan are capable of resolving their issues, neither India nor Pakistan invited America for mediation. He said, “I don’t think there was any basis for Trump’s announcement.” He only wanted to take advantage of it, so he announced this. “SHO said,” America had no role (in stopping struggle). India has also denied any such thing. Trump has no basis for taking credit for this.