Breaking: U.S. President Trump Applauds India-Pakistan Ceasefire Agreement After Intense Clashes

A ceasefire has been established between India and Pakistan after a series of intense confrontations, with India delivering a powerful response to Pakistan's provocations. The conflict escalated following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, which resulted in the killing of 26 civilians. India retaliated on May 7 by striking terrorist hideouts in Pakistan, eliminating over 100 militants. In response, Pakistan launched drone and missile attacks on May 8-9, which India effectively countered. This exchange of fire led to Pakistan's request for a ceasefire, acknowledging India's military might and tactical responses.  U.S. President Donald Trump expressed support for the ceasefire, praising both countries for de-escalating tensions and emphasizing the importance of resolving the long-standing Kashmir issue. However, the history of Kashmir conflict and America's role in its unresolved status remains critical. Trump’s comments reflect a broader diplomatic attempt to mediate, but India has consistently made it clear that any solution must be bilateral, with no third-party intervention, especially from the U.S. or other international bodies. Despite the ceasefire agreement, trust in Pakistan remains fragile, given its history of breaching agreements, and India remains committed to eliminating terrorism. The situation is still tense, and the future of lasting peace hinges on Pakistan's actions.

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