The politics of America and President Donald Trump is in constant discussion. The ‘Peace Treaty’ has been signed by the Asian country Armenia and the country Azerbaijan, who is in the presence of the US President in the latest development. On this occasion, US President Trump also shocked everyone by referring to the nuclear struggle with Pakistan and the hideouts of the terrorists emerging as Asia’s biggest strength. Describing himself as a peace dear President, he said, “As President, my highest aspiration is to bring peace and stability in the world.”
‘Today’s agreement is signed after our success’
President Trump indirectly mentioned the ceasefire on May 10, saying, “First, there was success between India and Pakistan.” Today’s agreement has been signed after our success. When Trump made this comment, Armenia and the heads of Azerbaijan were present there.
Probably a nuclear conflict …
In the presence of Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev and Armenia Prime Minister Nicole Pashinayan also mentioned the threat of nuclear conflict. He said, they (India and Pakistan) were working on it. They were doing it on a large scale. He (both countries) were great leaders who came together just before a fierce struggle. As you know, it was probably an atomic conflict.
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– ANI (@ani) August 8, 2025
Trump is constantly making statements on India-Pakistan
Let us know that the US President has made comments related to the postponement of Operation Sindoor of the Indian Army on about 30 occasions before this statement today. Taking credit for stopping the shelling between India and Pakistan, he has said several times that he warned to stop the trade, after which the two countries agreed on the ceasefire. However, the Government of India has denied it several times. Many top ministers, including Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, have said on the table of Parliament that it was decided to stop the shelling after a conversation between the Military General of India and Pakistan. According to the government, the neighboring country of Pakistan, who was nervous of the Indian Army action on terrorists and military bases during Operation Sindoor, took the initiative to stop the struggle, only then the shelling between the two countries was stopped.