‘Cannonballs For Bullets’: Modi Shuts Down Trump On Terror And Talks | World News
New Delhi: US President Donald Trump was waiting for a friendly, perhaps a diplomatic update when he received the phone to talk to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. What he replaced was a solid reality control from New Delhi.
In a 35 -minute call after leaving the G7 summit early, Trump canceled a planned binary meeting, PM Modi India’s zero area for terrorism, zero tolerance for external intervention, and there was no place for mediation between India and Pakistan.
Unlike the popular narrative pushed about trade leverage and rear channel diplomacy in Washington, Modi has made it clear that there was no debate about any American intervention after the United States or India’s cross -border Sindoor Operation. The military strike targeted the terror infrastructure in the depths of Pakistan after the 22 April expensive terrorist attack.
He told the US president, not as the “power of attorney war in India, but to the US president, not as an“ power of attorney ,, but a clear war and any aggression from the border would be met with overwhelming force.
‘Answering bullets with Cannonballs’
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, who informed the media in the call, said that Trump listened to “understanding” because Modi walked throughout India’s position. The Prime Minister also rejected an ordinary invitation from Trump to visit Washington on his way back from Canada, referring to previous commitments, including a historical visit to Croatia.
A wider context behind this diplomatic retin was lying – Trump was also preparing to host the Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir at the White House.
The speech touched on a critical moment on May 9 when US Vice President JD Vance called Modi with a warning that Pakistan would prepare a large -scale strike. Modi replied decisively. According to Misri, the Prime Minister said that if there is such a move to the US Vice President, India would retaliate with a “stronger counter -accommodation”.
Within a few hours, India’s air force was released. Pakistani air base was shot hard and left as soon as it was left. Modi told Trump that this retaliation strike forced Pakistan to stop military operations through direct communication through military channels.
‘Indian mediation never accepted’
Misri, Prime Minister Modi clearly told President Trump, “India does not accept mediation, does not accept, and never accept,” he told. He said that this position was supported by full political consensus in the country.
The Prime Minister’s message was that Trump’s allegations of facilitating ceasefire or proposing to Kashmir were directly refuted.
Modi reiterated that the ‘Sindoor Operation’ does not aim to climb. “India’s actions were highly measured, did not make a definite and referring, Tr Trump said.
Each target stroke Pakistan and Pakistan was attached to the occupied Kashmir (POK) terror networks. And India’s message to the world was clear – this is the new standard.
The two leaders also exchanged views on the Israeli-Iranian conflict and the Russian-Ukraine War. Both admitted that the direct negotiations between Moscow and Kiv are the only way -to -lead way, and all global efforts need to support this goal.
Trump will participate in the Quad summit in India
PM Modi renewed his invitation to participate in Trump’s upcoming Quad summit hosted by India. The US President accepted this and expressed enthusiasm for another visit. The duo also confirmed the critical role of Quad in Indo-Pacific and pointed to a deepening alignment on regional security.
Although Trump hoped to guide the speech towards diplomacy and balance, he left with a clear picture of the developing doctrine of India, where terrorism was war, and retaliation policy and mediation is outside the table.
