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Trump Fact-Checked By Global Watchdog Chief On India-Pakistan Nuke Crisis Claim

United States President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that he prevented a major escalation, a nuclear confrontation, between India and Pakistan during the three-day conflict in May last year. Earlier this week, the US President even began his second year in office, claiming that New Delhi and Islamabad were “ready to go nuclear” and that his intervention averted disaster. However, the chief of international nuclear watchdogs, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), contradicted his claim at the World Economic Forum in Davos by dismissing his remarks as “political views” and that there is “no record of political inspection”, according to a media report.

Trump Fact-Checked By Global Watchdog Chief On India-Pakistan Nuke Crisis Claim

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Key Highlights

  • Rafael Mariano Grossi, the head of IAEA, contradicted US President Trump's claims while speaking with NDTV on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
  • "There was no indication of any involvement of nuclear weapons in this conflict, which was, of course, of a conventional nature," he said.
  • "There hasn't been any nuclear test proper.
  • What we have seen is testing and operation of means of delivery, which is a different thing from nuclear weapons, as you know," Grossi told NDTV. Earlier this month, Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi have revealed that no nuclear discussion took place between the officials of India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.
  • "As far as nuclear rhetoric is concerned, I would like to say that there was no discussion on nuclear in the DGMO talks and whatever nuclear rhetoric was given was given by the politicians or given by the local public in Pakistan.
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Sources

  1. Trump Fact-Checked By Global Watchdog Chief On India-Pakistan Nuke Crisis Claim

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