President of the United States Donald Trump has asked India and Pakistan to halt the fighting immediately.Trump while responding to a question in White house today offered to help end the worst violence between the nuclear-armed states of South Asia.
Donald Trump said “It’s so terrible,”. He also said he get along with both and know both very well and want to see them stop.
“They’ve gone tit-for-tat, so hopefully they can stop now, the American President added.
“We get along with both countries very well, good relationships with both, and I want to see it stop,” Trump said in the Oval Office.
The President said if I can do anything to help, I will be there.”
Spokesperson of Pakistan Army Lt.General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhary while sharing the details of illegal Indian attacks on Pakistan said that 24 impacts have been reported, with different weapons, in six localities.
He said 31 Pakistani civilians were martyred and 57 injured got injured.
On the other hand, Pakistan’s military responds swiftly, it downs 5 Indian jets, destroys Indian brigade headquarters, checkposts along Line of Control.
Pakistan neutralised 12 Indian drones sent in multiple locations since last night, near Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi.
Spokesperson Pakistan Army Lt.Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has said India last night took “yet another blatant military act of aggression against Pakistan by sending Herap drones at multiple locations”.
He added that the Pakistan armed forces, being at a “high state of alert and vigilance” have so far neutralised 12 Herap drones at various locations.
The United Nations has renewed its call for ‘maximum restraint’ in the wake of India’s missile attacks on parts of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir.
Responding to questions at a news briefing at UN Headquarters in New York, UN Spokesperson Stephanie Tramblay reiterated that the world cannot afford a military confrontation between the two South Asian neighbours.
Pakistan’s Ambassador to the US Rizwan Saeed Sheikh has called for resolution of Jammu and Kashmir dispute in accordance with the UN Security Council Resolutions.
In his interviews with American TV Channels Fox News, he emphasized that the international community should pay attention to the longstanding Jammu and Kashmir dispute.
The Ambassador reiterated Pakistan’s stance that it reserves the right to retaliate to the Indian aggression at a time and manner of its choosing. He said we are a peace-loving nation, but we seek peace with dignity.
