Donald Trump’s tensions between Pakistan and India

US President Donald Trump, while talking about the tension between Pakistan and India, has said that he has good relations with both countries and is ready to help stop the violence.
According to the American news channel CNN, while talking to the media in his office on Wednesday, he said, “My position is that I have good relations with both of them, I know both of them well and I want them to find a solution to the problem.”
He said, “I want them to stop and hopefully they can stop now.”

Trump said, “Both have responded to each other so hopefully they can stop now, but I know both of them and have good relations with both of them. I want this to stop, if my help is needed, I am here.”
Pakistan does not want a full-scale war with India: Khawaja Asif
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has said that ‘India has invited an ‘increase in tensions’ by attacking, but also said that Islamabad is ‘trying to avoid’ a full-scale war.
Talking to CNN, he said that the attack in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Punjab is a ‘clear violation’.
The Defense Minister said that ‘India has crossed the international border. This is a clear violation and an invitation to escalate tensions and turn the region into a major threat.

He said that after India’s attack, the Pakistani army is ready for an ‘all-out war’, there is no doubt that we are ready for a full-scale war because India is escalating this conflict. We cannot sit still.

It should be noted that on April 22, 26 people were killed in a militant attack in Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir, after which tensions between the two countries are increasing.

India launched missile attacks on several places in Pakistan on the night of May 6 and 7, as a result of which, according to officials, 31 people were killed and 57 were injured.

The Pakistani army has claimed to have shot down five Indian fighter jets, including a Rafale, in retaliation.