‘Trump used trade in a very powerful way as leverage’: White House again claims US President ended India-Pak conflict

White House stated Trump used trade as leverage to finish the conflict between India and Pakistan.

The White House again claimed US President Donald Trump ended the conflict between India and Pakistan — regardless of repeated rejection from New Delhi. White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt detailed the conflicts that President Trump resolved in the previous few months as she spoke at nice size about Trump’s assembly with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and in addition the European leaders. “We’ve seen it with the end of the conflict between India and Pakistan, which could have resulted in a nuclear war if we had not had a President who believed in the strength and the leverage that comes with the job of being the President of the United States of America,” Leavitt stated, detailing the seven world conflicts. Leavitt was requested which peace offers Trump is most happy with. Leavitt stated she must ask President Trump for the reply however she’s sure that Trump is happy with every one among them. After mentioning Armenia-Azerbaijan and Rwanda and the Republic of Congo, the White House spokesperson talked about India and Pakistan and stated, “President Trump used trade in a powerful way as a leverage to bring that conflict to an end.”Leavitt made one other point out of India as she spoke about tariffs. “The President has put tremendous public pressure to bring this war to a close. He has taken actions as you seen sanctions on India and other actions as well. He has made himself very clear that he wants to see this war end,” she added.Trump imposed a 50 per cent tariff on India to be efficient from August 27. A US group was set to go to India for negotiations, nevertheless it reportedly deferred the go to. US treasury secretary Scott Bessent additionally accused India of “profiteering” by reselling Russian oil. In an interview with CNBC, Bessent stated India is reselling and making a revenue. “This is what I would call the Indian arbitrage — buying cheap Russian oil, reselling it as product. They’sve made $16 billion in excess profits — some of the richest families in India,” he stated.