Trump Repeats Claim: Pakistan Shot Down 7 Indian Jets

Washington – Former U.S. President Donald Trump has once again brought up the threat of war between Pakistan and India, claiming that during heightened tensions, Pakistan shot down seven Indian fighter jets and that he personally intervened to stop a full-scale conflict.

Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump also addressed questions regarding the current situation in Gaza.

According to international media reports, Trump stated that Pakistan had destroyed seven Indian aircraft during the conflict and there was a growing fear that the standoff could escalate into a nuclear confrontation.

“At that critical moment, I stepped in and warned both countries that if they continued fighting, the United States would cut off trade relations with them,” Trump claimed. He added that this firm stance was instrumental in de-escalating the situation.

Trump proudly noted that he has helped end seven major global conflicts, including the Pakistan-India standoff, during his time in office.

Concerns Over Gaza Violence

When asked about the recent Israeli bombing of a hospital in Gaza that killed five journalists, Trump said he was not fully aware of the details but emphasized that it’s time to stop the fighting in Gaza.

He expressed dissatisfaction with the current situation and stressed that such heartbreaking scenes should not be repeated. Trump urged the region to move toward peace.

Defends U.S. Policy on Iran

Regarding Iran, Trump defended his administration’s actions, stating that recent military operations successfully targeted key objectives and were effective in preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.