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Trump reiterated claims that he used tariff threats to prevent a war between India and Pakistan. No independent confirmation exists for the assertion.
Trump reiterated claims that he used tariff threats to prevent a war between India and Pakistan, alleging his economic pressure prevented military conflict between the two nuclear powers. No independent confirmation of the assertion exists.
Trump frequently claims credit for geopolitical outcomes without evidence or corroboration. India and Pakistan have ongoing tensions that occasionally flare, but there's no public record of a war being imminent and then prevented by Trump's actions. The claim is useful politically because it positions Trump as a dealmaker capable of preventing catastrophe through leverage. But without confirmation from Indian or Pakistani officials, or intelligence agencies, it remains Trump's assertion without external verification.
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