Trump Repeats 'Ended India-Pakistan War' Claim in Davos Address

• US President Donald Trump claimed credit for stopping the India-Pakistan conflict in May last year during his address to the 'Board of Peace' in Davos.
• Trump stated he was honored when Pakistan's PM credited him with saving millions of lives by de-escalating tensions between the two nuclear nations.
• The claims refer to the May 2025 escalation after India's Operation Sindoor, a retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
• India has consistently refuted Trump's claims, asserting that the ceasefire was achieved bilaterally without third-party involvement.
• PM Narendra Modi stated in Lok Sabha that no country asked India to stop Operation Sindoor, and Pakistan had pleaded for a halt to military action.

Why It Matters: Trump reiterates his disputed claim of ending India-Pakistan conflict, while India maintains bilateral resolution.