Trump Claims Credit For Preventing India-Pakistan From Going NuclearTrump Claims Credit For Preventing India-Pakistan From Going NuclearDEEPANSHU SHARMAImage Source: XUS President Donald Trump once again asserted that he personally intervened to prevent a nuclear confrontation between India and PakistanAt a White House cabinet meeting, Trump said his talks with PM Narendra Modi forced India and Pakistan to step back from war in MayTrump described his conversation with PM Modi, saying the animosity between India and Pakistan had been going on for centuriesThe US President claimed he threatened Modi with massive tariffs and a halt to trade deals if tensions with Pakistan escalated furtherAccording to Trump, the situation was resolved just five hours after his talks with Modi, though he admitted tensions could rise againTrump also claimed that “seven jets were shot down” in the conflict — a figure he has changed in previous statementsIndia has consistently denied any US involvement, stating the May 10 ceasefire came after Pakistan’s DGMO contacted India directlyIndia maintains the ceasefire was unconditional, bilateral, and reached without third-party intervention, contradicting Trump’s repeated assertions