Why Donald Trump Wants India-Pakistan Conflict to End So Badly?
AI Summary
On May 7th, India launched Operation Synindhur, targeting terror camps in Pakistan following a deadly attack in Pahelgam that killed 26 civilians. In retaliation, Pakistan conducted drone and missile strikes against India, but most were intercepted by India’s Akash air defense. Shortly after, US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, positioning himself as a peace broker. While Pakistan expressed gratitude, India remained silent, and Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed the ceasefire but omitted mentioning the US. The ceasefire coincided with significant geopolitical maneuvers, including major tech companies shifting production to India. After the ceasefire, Pakistan violated it, prompting Indian retaliation and a stern warning of decisive responses. This evolving narrative highlights not only the ceasefire but also the implications for US interests and stability in the region.