Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the US President on Wednesday (June 18, 2025) on Wednesday (June 18, 2025) amidst the competition to take a credit to take a credit for seizing in India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. In a 35 -minute phone call, PM Modi, while taking a tough stance on terrorism, made it clear to Donald Trump that India did not have the greed for a trade deal with the US and will not make any compromise against terrorism.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that in the conversation, Prime Minister Narendra told Donald Trump that India would respond to the bullet from India. Operation vermilion is still going on. In the fight for terrorism, PM Modi clearly told Trump that India will not resort to any trade deal and India’s fight against terrorism will continue.
Trump has been claiming to be ceasefire in India and Pakistan
After the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April, on the night of 6 May, India launched Operation Sindoor and destroyed the terrorist bases in Pakistan. After this, on May 7, Pakistan tried unsuccessfully to attack India’s military bases and then India also retaliated. After this small fight which lasted 3-4 days, both countries decided to ceasefire on the insistence of Pakistan. However, Donald Trump was repeatedly seen saying that he got India and Pakistan mediate for ceasefire.
Trump invited PM Modi to come to America
Donald Trump also told at that time that he has told India and Pakistan, ‘I will give you a lot of trade, end the war.’ PM Modi went to Canada to attend the G-7 conference on 17 June, here he was scheduled to meet US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of his conference. However, Trump returned before the conference was completed, due to which this meeting could not be held, so he has now invited PM Modi and invited to come to America. However, the Prime Minister already has a tour of Croatia in return from Canada.
PM Modi’s talk with Trump 35 minutes
On the insistence of US President Donald Trump, both the leaders spoke on the phone today. The conversation lasted about 35 minutes. Vikram Misri said that Prime Minister Modi also clearly told Donald Trump, ‘Between 7-10 May, neither the Indo-US trade deal was talked about nor did there