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India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has clarified that the recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan was negotiated directly between the Deputy Chiefs of Army Staff (DGMOs) of the two countries, dismissing claims made by former US President Donald Trump that he brokered the ceasefire. Jaishankar emphasized that the ceasefire was a bilateral agreement and not mediated by the United States. Additionally, Indian fact-checking authorities have refuted misleading reports circulated by Pakistani social media accounts, which falsely claimed that India agreed to a ceasefire under threat from Pakistan or following a US warning to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. These clarifications were made in the context of ongoing tensions related to Operation Sindoor and recent interactions between India, Pakistan, and the US.
Pakistani accounts claim that on May 9, the US warned PM Modi that Pakistan would launch a major attack unless certain conditions were accepted and India accepted immediately #PIBFactCheck ✅This claim is misleading! This is only a part of his full statement. ✅During the https://t.co/sQrwZAOTBd
Pakistani accounts have misquoted External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s statement on the interaction between India and US over Operation Sindoor. #Pakistan #UnitedStates #OperationSindoor https://t.co/6buKZtwSra
India's Fact Check Unit fact checks fake news spread by Pakistani social media handles on claims of 'India agreed to ceasefire over Pakistan threat'. Put the full comments of Dr Jaishankar in which EAM restates how Pakistanis were ready to talk after India's response. https://t.co/oBQNTWJKDq https://t.co/CAcwsaetsb
