‘Averted Catastrophe’: Pakistan PM greeted Trump as’ Man of Peace; Everything that unfolded in their meeting – The Times of India

Pakistan Premier Shehbaz Sharif On Friday, US President Donald Trump greeted as the “man of Vrede” and thanked him for “facilitating it -the fire between Pakistan and India.” He said that his “daring, courageous and decisive” actions dismissed a “big catastrophe” in South Asia.This comes just a few days after the Deputy Prime Minister said that India had excluded a mediation from third parties during Operation Sindoor, who exclude claims from an American mediated peace between the two neighbors. India has directly denied any mediation of third parties in the termination of the military operation against Pakistan. “Sprekend tijdens een warme en hartelijke ontmoeting met president Trump op het Oval Office, zei de premier zei dat de gewaagde, moedige en beslissende acties van de Amerikaanse leider hadden bijgedragen aan het faciliteren van het staakt -het -vuren tussen Pakistan en India, waardoor hij een potentiële ‘grote catastrofe’ in Zuid -Azië noemde,” Geo TV citeerde Pakistani PMO PMO -verklaring.It further said that Sharif expressed his “deep admiration” for Trump and described him as a “man of Vrede” for his efforts to put an end to conflicts around the world. Trump himself claimed that he has stopped seven wars around the world.In addition, Sharif Trump invited to visit Pakistan and thanked him for a tariff agreement between the two nations.“Sharif thanked Trump for the US-Pakistan Rescence scheme that was concluded earlier this year and invited American companies to invest in Pakistan’s agricultural, information technology and energy sectors,” said the statement, according to the statement.“Both leaders also discussed the cooperation between the fight against terrorism, with Sharif appreciation for the approval of Trump through the role of Pakistan in combating extremism. Sharif expanded an invitation to Trump to make an official visit to Pakistan,” it added.India launched Operation Sindoor on 7 May and became terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pok as retribution for the Pahalgam attack of April 22, killing 26 people. The offensive activated four days of collisions, which ended on 10 May after a cease -the DGMO of Pakistan’s DGMO.