In a move that once again drew global attention, former U.S. President Donald Trump took to Twitter to claim credit for brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
He congratulated both nations and implied his intervention brought peace to the region. However, within hours, the situation on the ground told a different story.
Pakistan blatantly violated the ceasefire agreement by launching a wave of drone attacks on Indian territory, targeting military installations in areas like Srinagar, Kutch, Ganderbal, Anantnag, and Poonch.
India, caught off guard due to lowered air defenses following the ceasefire announcement, was forced into a defensive retaliation.
This latest diplomatic embarrassment adds to Trump’s growing list of failed international interventions.
From his inability to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine to his failure to control Israel- Gaza conflict, Trump’s self-image as a global dealmaker continues to collapse under the weight of reality.
Once again, Trump positioned himself as the "big brother" of global politics—but respect and credibility remain elusive.
To many observers, his bold, premature declarations and lack of follow-through have reduced him to an international joke, out of sync with the complex dynamics of global diplomacy.
"Will Trump kick on Pakistan's butt for not following ceasefire, or keeps queit? Where are you Trump?" is the question by every Indian.
