The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has eliminated the plans to attend an upcoming summit of the ‘Quad’ group in India amid the deteriorated ties between Washington and New Delhi, an American newspaper The New York Times (NYT) informed on Saturday.
The relations between the two countries have collapsed, with 50 percent of encumbrances in many Indian imports in the US. A part of the United States efforts to press Moscow to put an end to their war in Ukraine.
As the ties between both nations deteriorate, NYT On Saturday, the breakdown in relationships was caused after a phone call on June 17.
“After counting [Indian Prime Minister Narendra] Modi that would travel to India at the end of this year for the Quad Summit, Trump no longer has plans to visit in the fall, according to people familiar with the president’s calendar ” NYT He reported, citing “interviews with more than a dozen people in Washington and New Delhi.”
He NYT He mentioned how Trump’s repeated statements about having finished the recent brief conflict between India and Pakistan, according to reports, “enraged” Modi. The document added that the dispute “dates back to more than 75 years and is much deeper and more complicated than Trump was making me.”
India blamed Pakistan for the attack of the pahalgama on April 22 without evidence, which caused a military escalation. From May 6 to 7, New Delhi launched air attacks that killed civilians, followed by a one -week missile exchange. A high fire of the United States ended the war.
“During a phone call on June 17, Trump mentioned it again, saying how proud he was to end the military escalation,” the NYT reported.
“He mentioned that Pakistan was going to nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize, an honor for which he had been openly campaigned. The not so subtle involvement, according to people familiar with the call, was that Mr. Modi should do the same.”
He added that the Indian Prime Minister “bristled” told Trump that US participation had nothing to do with the high fire and that the conflict had been directly resolved between India and Pakistan.
“Mr. Trump largely brushed Modi’s comments, but the disagreement, and Modi’s refusal to participate in the Nobel Credit for cessation.
In the midst of this dispute, India has approached Beijing and Moscow. Modi is currently in Tianjin, China, for the Chiefs of Chiefs of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, where it is expected to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“In essence, the story of Mr. Trump and Mr. Modi is about two impetuous and populist leaders with great egos and authoritarian tendencies, and the network of loyalties that help keep both men in power,” the NYT reported.
“But it is also the story of an American president with his eye in a Nobel Prize, which is in the third immovable railway of Indian politics: the conflict with Pakistan.”
Bloomberg He informed earlier this month that Modi rejected a Trump invitation to visit the White House after a G7 meeting in Canada, so he worries about establishing a meeting with the Army personnel chief (COAS) also Munir, who was visiting the United States at that time.
Informing the same, NYT He said: “Modi rejected Mr. Trump’s invitation to stop for Washington before flying home. His officials were scandalized that Trump could try to force his leader to a handshake with the head of the Pakistan army, who had also been invited to the White House to have the same time. His problem or the feeling of lunch and the history of history and it was another clear sign, said a senior Indian official, that Mr. Trump cared for the complexity of his problem or the feeling of lunch and the history of history and the history of history.
The COAS carried out two visits to the United States. The first, in June, saw him meet Trump at the White House for lunch, making him the first army chief to do so.
The field marshal called his second visit to the United States in just a month and a half a “new dimension” in ties between Washington and Islamabad. During this trip, the COA participated in high -level interactions with the high -level political and military leadership, as well as the members of the Pakistani diaspora.
Pakistan and the United States also ended a commercial agreement in early August, lowering the 19PC tariffs of the 29pc previously announced and helping to develop Pakistan oil reserves, while commercial conversations between the United States and India have stagnated.
