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3 Major Fights on the Right to Watch in Trump’s Next 6 Months

INDIA AND PAKISTAN, JUL 22 – The White House credits Trump with brokering the May ceasefire between India and Pakistan amid escalating conflict despite India rejecting claims of third-party mediation.

  • On Tuesday President Donald Trump claimed he stopped the recent war between India and Pakistan, stating five planes were shot down during the conflict.
  • An April 22 attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, killed civilians and sparked a standoff.
  • According to Indian officials, rejection of third-party mediation occurred while General Anil Chauhan dismissed claims of five Indian jets shot down.
  • The May 10 ceasefire was reached three days after India’s action, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt praised it as `aggressive, results-driven, and underappreciated`.
  • Despite the ceasefire, alliances have frayed and the trade war has turned allies into adversaries.
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The Daily Signal broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, July 21, 2025.
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