US President Donald TrumpWedsde said that he wants to see India and Pakistan stopping the ongoing tension. “This is very terrible. My situation is that I meet both. I know both very well and I want to work them.I want to stop them. Hopefully, they can stop now because they have gone tight-for-tat. So hopefully they can stop now. ,“If I can do anything to help, I will stay there,” Trump said.Donald Trump’s latest response occurred a day later when India launched Operation Sindoor, in which nine terrorist bases were targeted inside Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir. Donald Trump was one of the first world leaders to react to the operation. Trump said earlier, “We have heard about it because we were passing through the doors of the oval … they have been fighting for a long time. … I hope it will end up very quickly,” Trump said earlier.“I think people knew that something was about to happen on the basis of some past,” Trump said.US State Secretary Marco Rubio issued a statement saying that the US was monitoring the situation. Soon after the operation started, Rubio was informed by Indian NSA Ajit Doval. The White House later stated that Rubio spoke to India and Pakistan with its counterparts, encouraging both sides to engage in the discussion to settle a growing military conflict. “He is encouraging India and Pakistan to reopen a channel among his leadership to reducing the situation and reopen a channel,” US National Security Council spokesman Brian Hughes said in a statement.The US mission on Wednesday issued a travel advice for Pakistan, advising American citizens not to travel to Pakistan, “We know about the military strike report in Pakistan. It remains a developed situation, and we are not traveling” for “travel” for the detained capacity for this development. Conflict, and the “Rethinking Tour” of the US State Department for Pakistan, generally, said this.
