US President also declared Army Chief Asim Munir as his 'favorite field marshal'


Another statement by US President Donald Trump regarding Pakistan and India has come to light.
After the signing of the Gaza ceasefire agreement by the mediator countries in Egypt, President Trump expressed his desire in a press conference held on this important occasion that he wants India and Pakistan to remain the best neighbors.
During the press conference, Trump looked at Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and called him a great leader. On this occasion, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reacted positively, saying that we shot down 7 Indian planes.
US President Donald Trump also declared Army Chief Asim Munir as his 'favorite field marshal'.
While speaking to reporters on Air Force One today, the US President stated that the war between Pakistan and India was averted with the help of tariffs.
It is pertinent to note that President Trump has taken credit for the Pakistan-India ceasefire on multiple occasions before and claimed that he resolved the issue through trade.
However, today during a press conference in Egypt, he expressed his desire that he wants India and Pakistan to remain the best neighbors.

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