‘Would Have Been Nuclear’: Trump yet Again Claims He Stopped India-Pakistan Clash

Trump says ‘10 planes shot down’, credits tariff pressure for ending Pakistan-India war

Says trade pressure policies overcame multiple global conflicts

Trump now says 10 aircraft shot down during Pak-India conflict

US President Donald Trump has now raised the tally of aircraft shot down during the May 2025 conflict between Pakistan and India to 10. The latest remarks by the US president came during an interview with Fox Business, which was aired on Wednesday. The host was praising Trump’s “reciprocity policy” in trade and using tariffs for that when the US president chimed in: “And that’s being very nice and gentle. Look, I settled eight wars. Out of the e…

India and Pakistan war could have been nuclear: Donald Trump

New York: US President Donald Trump repeated the claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan last year, which he said could have turned nuclear, through tariffs. “I settled eight wars. Of the eight wars, at least six were settled because of tariffs. In other words, I said, ‘if you don’t settle this war, I’m going to charge you tariffs, because I don’t want to see people getting killed,” Trump said in an interview to Fox Business Tue…

‘Would have been nuclear’: Trump yet again claims he stopped India-Pakistan clash

Trump claims India-Pakistan clashes nearly spiralled into nuclear war, says 10 aircraft were shot down, and reiterates that US intervention—including trade pressure—helped prevent a catastrophic escalation

Trump repeats India-Pakistan ceasefire claims, now says '10 planes were shot down'

The US President added that as many as “10 planes were shot down

‘It would have been a nuclear war’: Trump again claims he stopped India-Pakistan conflict

The US President further claimed that the Prime Minister of Pakistan had told him that Trump had “saved at least 10 million lives” by getting the two countries