India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, in a phone call to US President Donald Trump, told that the May ceasefire was achieved through direct negotiations between terrorists and not with American mediation.
It is according to the leading Indian diplomat Vikram Misri, who released a video statement after a phone call on Wednesday.
The Foreign Secretary said that the call was the first conversation between the two leaders since April 22, when Trump called Modi to express condolences for 26 civilians killed in the Indian administrator Kashmir.
“PM Modi clearly stated President Trump that there was no talk of Indo-American trade deal or any American mediation, Annie was indicated on May 10 between 22 attacks and ceasefire between the ceasefire. Through his existing channels.
“PM Modi strongly emphasized that India has never accepted third-party mediation nor will it happen in future.”
For Trump’s response, the diplomat said that the US President “understood” the points put forward by Modi during a 35 -minute conversation and extended his support to counter terrorism. Hey Trump did not give any more information about what he said.
Why is there a point of American mediation dispute?
Last month, Trump said that nuclear-satells agreed to a ceasefire after a four-day struggle after a conversation by the neighboring US.
Since then, he has claimed several times that enmity stopped after inciting leaders to focus on a business with the US.
Trump’s claims were rejected by India, which maintains an intervention policy in all cases related to the disputed region of Kashmir.
Meanwhile, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif thanked his “commitment to global peace and global peace”. At the same time it was said that the ceasefire was agreed after a call came back after the Pakistani Army started the Indian Army.
To some extent, contradictory story is not only confusion, but is a point of anger among Indians after the Pahgam attack.
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What else did Trump and Modi talk?
According to Misri’s statement, Modi told Trump that India now considers terrorism across the border as a war of war, not as a proxy-war. The Prime Minister said that the operation against the terrorists was still going on.
Trump allegedly asked if Modi would stop by Washington after a visit to the G7 Summit in Canada. The two leaders were prepared to meet the last day of Shikhar, but the meeting was canceled after Trump left due to tension in the Middle East.
Modi rejected the invitation as he is scheduled to be in Croatia for the third phase of European diplomatic outreach. The two leaders agreed to meet personally, soon, Misri said.
Edited by: ZAC Crellin
