The White House’s effort for an India-Pakistan ceasefire

When the White House officials became increasingly concerned about the escalation in the conflict between Pakistan and India, it was decided on Friday morning that Vice president JD Vance invited Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Twenty -four hours before President Donald Trump announced on social media on Saturday morning that a ceasefire had been reached, and the stampede began in the White House.

Senior officials began to fear that the situation could go out of control, with no of any parties in thinking seriously about the options to get rid of escalation after Pakistan returned to Indian military sites on Friday after an Indian missile attack on Pakistan.

The strikes determine the latest escalation between nuclear armed competitors, a step that resulted from a mass shooting that blames India on Pakistan.

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In his phone call to Modi, Vans explained that the United States believed that there was a high possibility of dramatic escalation with the emergence of the conflict at the weekend.

Vice President Modi encouraged the thinking options, including potential outside the slope that US officials have known that Pakistani would be up to it.

Moody listened to the Vice President’s message, although he did not explicitly indicate openness to any of the options set.

Vans’s invitation to Modi came less than a month after his meeting with the Indian leader in New Delhi to discuss commercial talks.

From this point, the main US officials continued to work on phones with their counterparts in India and Pakistan at night to help re -establish communications between the two sides, allowing them to set conditions for a ceasefire in the next 12 to 18 hours.

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When the White House officials became increasingly concerned about the escalation in the conflict between Pakistan and India, it was decided on Friday that Vice President JD Vance would be called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. (Jeff Swinsen/Getti Emaiz)

“After a long night of talks in which the United States is in the middle of the United States, I am pleased to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire,” President Donald Trump wrote in fact before 8 am on Saturday. Congratulations to both countries on the use of good sense and great intelligence. Thank you for your interest in this matter! “

The reaction of the President of the Republican Conference in the House of Representatives, Representative Lisa McLean, RR Mish, to the President’s announcement to refer to him in a post as X as “the President of Peace.”

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated in a statement that he had participated with him and a phrase with officials from the two foreign countries.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Vice President JD Vance and his family at his residence in New Delhi, will meet India on April 21. (Click on the Information Office/Anadolu via Getty Images)

“Over the past 48 hours, President Vice Vice President Vans with senior Indian and Pakistani officials, including the prime ministers Narendra Modi and the Shaab Sharif, Minister of Foreign Affairs Sourahamham Gaishkar, Army Chief of Staff Amer Monir, National Security Advisers Ajit Duval and ASIM Malik,”

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“I am pleased to announce that the governments of India and Pakistan have agreed to an immediate ceasefire and start talks on a wide range of issues in a neutral site,” he said. “We commend the prime ministers Moody and Sharif for their wisdom, wisdom, and the state in choosing the path of peace.”

“Wonderful work from the President’s team, especially the secretary Rubio, is a gratitude of India and Pakistan leaders for their hard work and preparing to engage in this ceasefire.”