This was besides the first time that the incumbent chief of Pakistan's army was formally admitted at this level without holding a political office or ruling in the state of war, added the newspaper.“He [Munir] agreed with me. The reason I invited him here was due to the fact that I wanted to thank him for not going into war [with India].”, told Trump reporters after the meeting.
"I would besides like to thank Prime Minister [India] Modi, who left just a fewer days ago.
We're working on a trade agreement with India and Pakistan.
These 2 very wise people decided not to prosecute a war that could be a atomic war.
Pakistan and India are 2 large atomic powers."A fewer hours before Munir's admission, the U.S. president had a telephone conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who confirmed fresh Delhi's long-standing stance against 3rd organization intervention in his relations with Pakistan.
Last month, 2 South Asian countries fought a military conflict which began erstwhile India launched attacks on suspicious terrorist facilities in Pakistan-controlled territories.New Delhi reported that the attacks were carried out in consequence to a terrorist attack in India's administered Kashmir in April.
The war ended on May 10 erstwhile a ceasefire was announced.
Trump repeatedly credited himself for the ceasefire, although fresh Delhi rejected this claim.
Trump and Munir's gathering on Wednesday was amid tensions in the mediate East related to the conflict between Israel and Iran.Pakistan shares a border with Iran over 600 miles long and maintains good diplomatic relations with Tehran.
Trump told reporters that Pakistan has a deep knowing of Iran, most likely larger than most countries, and is dissatisfied with the current state of affairs.
“It is not that they are angry with Israel.
They truly know them both, but Iran knows better” – he said.
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source:https://www.rt.com/news/619770-pakistan-army-trump-nobel-peace-prize/
