Trump says it prevented the “nuclear” war between India and Pakistan
US President Donald Trump announced on Monday that his intervention prevented a “strong nuclear war” between India and Pakistan, after the two sides agreed to the cessation of fire after the days of military confrontation.
“We stopped the nuclear conflict,” Trump told reporters in the White House. I think that he would become a serious nuclear war in which millions were killed. So I’m very proud of this. “
In his first comments on military confrontations, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that Pakistan would have to get rid of the “infrastructure of terrorism” if he wants to “survive”. “I will also tell the international community if we talk to Pakistan, it will be associated only with terrorism … This will be associated with the occupied Kashmir,” Modi added in relation to part of the Pakistani administration of Kashmir.
Modi emphasized that his country would not endure any hints using nuclear weapons. He said: “We will answer with full force in the event of a terrorist attack on India.”
Trump announced a truce on Saturday evening, 4 days after attacks with missiles, drones and artillery, killing at least 60 people and displacing thousands of both parties.
The last confrontation, which is the most cruel from the time of the last war, with which two sides fought in 1999, caused global fears about the possibility of a integrated war.
Initially, doubts prevailed from a truce, and both sides exchanged accusations of violating the ceasefire, a few hours after Trump’s sudden announcement of the ceasefire on social networks.
The Indian army said: “I became a witness to great silence throughout the whole … Kashmir and other areas on the international border,” the Indian army said. In the statement, he added: “Accidents were not recorded, so this was the first quiet night in a few days.”
The authorities announced that India again opened 32 airports on Monday, after the closure of it from the recent confrontation.
The conflict erupted at dawn on Wednesday, when India began missile attacks, which, according to her, destroyed the “terrorist camps” in the Pakistani part of Kashmir.
This happened after an attack in Kashmir, who was under the control of India on April 22, killing 26 civilians.
India accused Pakistan of supporting the attack, but Islamabad denied its involvement and immediately responded to the blows of a heavy artillery fire, and then announced a shot by 5 Indian combat aircraft, which New Deli did not comment on.
Separatist militants have strengthened their activities in Kashmir since 2019, when the government of the Prime Minister of India Narendra Moody canceled Hindu nationalist nationalism, limited self -esteem of the region and subjected it to direct rule.
India and Pakistan fought several wars to control Kashmir with the Muslim majority, which countries completely demand.
Both countries have ruled a separate part of the region since they became independent of British rule in 1947.
