Pakistan Credits Trump for Ceasefire Efforts, Seeks U.S. Mediation in India Talks
In a surprising turn of events, Pakistan has once again lauded former U.S. President Donald Trump for his role in promoting peace between India adn Pakistan. Islamabad is not just expressing gratitude; it is also calling for American mediation in discussions with India, a request that New Delhi has consistently rebuffed. This diplomatic dance highlights the complexities of South Asian geopolitics and the ongoing tensions in the region.
During a recent event at the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad, held in festivity of America’s 249th Independence Day, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif praised Trump as a “peace-loving individual” who stands against conflict and any form of warfare. His remarks came alongside a renewed call for an impartial inquiry into the Pulwama incident,a sensitive topic that continues to strain relations between the two nations.Simultaneously occurring, in Washington, former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari echoed similar sentiments, suggesting that if the U.S. is genuinely interested in maintaining a ceasefire, it should also facilitate comprehensive discussions between Pakistan and India. This dual narrative from Pakistani leaders underscores a desire for dialog, yet it also reveals the persistent challenges of navigating a relationship fraught with historical grievances and mistrust.