After praising the ceasefire deal, Trump vowed to increase trade with India: “Good done!”
U.S. President Donald Trump pledged Saturday to increase trade with India and Pakistan after the two countries agreed to a ceasefire to end conflicts with each other.
“Although there is no even discussion, I will greatly increase trade with these two great countries,” Trump wrote in The Society of Truth. “In addition, I will work with both of you to see if a solution can be reached in 'a thousand years from now on'the leadership in India and Pakistan, well done!!!”
After several days of fierce fighting, a fragile ceasefire took place on Sunday, with dozens of missiles and drones fired at each other’s military bases. The deal was reached after US diplomacy and pressure, but within hours of the deal, Kashmir, India witnessed artillery fire.
The city near the border witnessed the attacks under the power outage, just like the previous two nights.
Pakistan retreats from the brink of war within the White House’s efforts to pull India
U.S. President Donald Trump promised to increase trade with India and Pakistan after the two countries agreed to a ceasefire. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The battle began on Wednesday after 26 men were killed in an attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Both countries rule part of Kashmir but claim full control.
Later on Saturday, India accused Pakistan of violating the agreement to stop shooting, and Indian armed forces were told to “strong deals” with any ongoing shooting.
Pakistan accused India of violating the truce and said it caused a ceasefire.
Trump announces India, Pakistan agrees to cease fire
Indian police pay tribute to the funeral of Raj Kumar Thapa, who died in a cross-border shelling between India and Pakistan in Roop Nagar in Chamu on May 11, 2025. (Reuters)
The overnight battle and explosion reportedly calmed down on both sides of the border at dawn on Sunday.
“I am very proud of the strong and strong leadership of India and Pakistan [sic] Trump said in his post.
He added: “Millions of kind and innocent people may have died! Your bravery can greatly enhance your legacy. I am proud that America can help you make this historic and heroic decision.”
People will celebrate after the ceasefire between India and Pakistan was announced on May 10, 2025. (Reuters)
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In the Indian border city of Amritsar, the sirens resumed normal activities on Sunday morning.
Pakistani officials said Bhimber, Kashmir, Pakistan, opened fire overnight, but there were no fighting anywhere else, and no casualties.
The two countries have fought three times, including two times in Kashmir.
Reuters contributed to the report.
