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‘We stopped a lot of fights’: Trump reiterates claim of brokering ceasefire between India and Pakistan
The US president has repeatedly claimed credit for brokering a ceasefire in the 4-day India-Pakistan conflict, despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi telling Trump that India neither requested United States' mediation nor discussed any trade deal.
Paris says Beijing amplified the narrative that Chinese-made fighter jets outperformed French Rafales in the short-lived ...
His comments came days after Indian Army's Deputy Chief Lt Gen Rahul R Singh suggested that Beijing provided active military ...
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India isolated at BRICS: No mention of Pakistan in terror condemnationIndia encountered a diplomatic setback during the recent BRICS summit in Brazil, where the group's official declaration ...
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'China-Pakistan Relations Not Directed At Any Third Party': Beijing Denies Anti-India PositionChina's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning denied that China-Pakistan relations target any third country, urging India ...
Pakistan Army Chief refutes Indian claims of external support during conflict, emphasizing indigenous capability and ...
SCO did not mention the militant attack in Pahalgam at its recent meeting, while the Quad’s statement on the incident ...
Indian Army Deputy Chief Lt Gen Rahul R Singh had recently said that Beijing had extended active military support to Pakistan ...
Donald Trump claims credit for easing India-Pakistan tensions, saying his administration stopped the two nations from ...
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China gave Islamabad "live inputs" on key Indian positions during Pakistan's deadly conflict with its neighbour in May, the ...
It came out of nowhere – an offhand remark by former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto that Pakistan could extradite Hafiz ...
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