US President Donald Trump
Washington: US President Donald Trump’s big statement has come out between India and Pakistan. President Trump has said that he wants this dispute to be resolved as soon as possible. He said that they understand that these two countries have been differences with each other for decades. However, he has good relations with leaders of both countries. External Affairs Minister Marco Rubio is in constant touch with the leaders of both countries and is trying to end the dispute. “
US Secretary of State in touch with leaders of both countries
White House Press Secretary Caroline Lewit said on Friday that President Trump wants the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan to decrease. Addressing the press briefing, Levit said that Foreign Minister Marco Rubio is in constant touch with the leaders of the two countries and trying to end this struggle.
Rubio spoke to Jaishankar and Shahbaz Sharif
On Thursday, US Secretary of State Rubio spoke separately to Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, which insisted on the need to reduce tension and repeat Pakistan’s appeal to take concrete steps to stop any kind of support from terrorist groups. During the conversation, Jaishankar told Rubio that India would strongly compete with any attempt by Pakistan to increase the situation.
Vice President JD Vance said this
Earlier, Vice President JD Vance said in an interview to Fox News that America is not going to participate in the war between India and Pakistan. When asked how concerned the Trump administration is about the possible nuclear war between India and Pakistan, Vance said, “Look, we are worried about the fact that nuclear powers do not hit each other and there is no major struggle.”
Let us tell you that on Thursday and Friday, India thwarted the Pakistani army’s attempt to attack with missiles and drones at military bases at Jammu, Pathankot, Udhampur and some other places. Pakistan’s action has increased tension between the two countries.
(With ANI input)
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