BREAKING: India and Pakistan agree to ceasefire after Trump’s intervention

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U.S. President Donald Trump has successfully mediated a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, halting military operations that had been escalating for weeks. The announcement sent shockwaves through diplomatic circles as both nations agreed to immediately stand down. This is a major intervention that could shape South Asia’s stability for years to come.

The conflict had reached alarming levels. Pakistan launched Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos, claiming to retaliate against India’s unprovoked strikes on its military bases. Indian forces responded with missile and drone operations, leading to widespread destruction near the Kashmir border. With nearly 20 percent of the global population affected by this war, the lack of widespread media attention has been baffling.

One critical aspect of the battle has gone largely unnoticed. India is being armed by the United States and France, while Pakistan relies heavily on Chinese military support. This confrontation wasn’t just about border disputes—it was a live demonstration of American and Chinese weaponry, a preview of how prepared both superpowers are for a potential showdown over Taiwan.

Trump’s announcement confirmed that after intense negotiations, both sides had agreed to cease hostilities. Pakistani officials verified the agreement, stating that operations would halt immediately. The sudden resolution raises important questions about what was discussed behind closed doors and whether the ceasefire will hold.

Sources
https://www.nbcnews.com/world/asia/live-blog/india-pakistan-rcna206000

https://www.newsweek.com/india-pakistan-conflict-agree-immediate-ceasefire-donald-trump-2070514

https://www.yahoo.com/news/india-pakistan-confirm-ceasefire-deal-121852192.html