US President Donald Trump on Tuesday once again claimed that his administration "successfully brokered a historic ceasefire" to stop the escalating violence between India and Pakistan. "As I said in my inaugural address,

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Donald Trump raised eyebrows with a comment about India and Pakistan having a "nice dinner together" after they came to a ceasefire. Addressing the Saudi-U.S. Investment Forum after receiving a warm welcome in Saudi Arabia today,

Despite India rejecting his claim of having brokered the Pakistan ceasefire understanding over trade recently, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday once again reiterated the same in a speech in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh.

The spokesman for India’s foreign ministry said top leaders in New Delhi and Washington were in touch last week following the Indian military’s intense standoff with Pakistan, but that there was no conversation on trade.

Speaking at US-Saudi Arabia Investment Forum, Donald Trump also reiterated that he ‘used trade to a large extent’ to get India and Pakistan to halt strikes at each other

Speaking in Riyadh during his Middle East tour, US President Donald Trump once again claimed the credit for brokering what he called a “historic ceasefire” between India and Pakistan, following days of heightened military tensions earlier this month.

The US-brokered ceasefire agreement will not go anywhere near addressing the fundamental grievances fueling the decades-long dispute over the status of Muslim-majority Kashmir.