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Last Updated:May 13, 2025, 22:29 IST
Donald Trump falsely claimed that he leveraged trade to broker the ceasefire between India and Pakistan at an investment summit in Saudi Arabia.
US President Donald Trump speaks during the Saudi-US investment forum at the King Abdul Aziz Conference Center in Riyadh. (IMAGE: AFP)
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday urged India to “go out to dinner" with Pakistan and said “both nations are getting along well together". India, however, this week put its neighbour on notice that the recently conducted counter-terror operations like Operation Sindoor – where India struck terror hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) in nine locations – is the new normal and Indian forces will strike again if terrorist groups in its soil rear up their heads again.
“Let us not trade nuclear missiles, let us trade goods, the good things that you make. Maybe we can even get them together a little bit, Marco, where they go out and have a nice dinner together," Donald Trump said, lauding his Secretary Of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance, for their roles.
Location :Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
First Published:News world Trump At It Again: After Ceasefire Post, US President Asks India To 'Go Out To Dinner' With Pakistan
