On Saturday morning, the world had a sensational news: Donald Trump Announces a full and immediate ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Did the American president actually end one of the most dangerous wars of the 21st century?
India-Pakistan's latest conflict chapter
The past weeks have brought a violent escalation of tensions on the line India–Pakistan. After the tragic assassination in Kashmir, in which 26 people were killed, India blamed Pakistan and conducted a retaliatory operation. In response, Islamabad hit Indian military bases, threatening to slip out of control and the real risk of war between the two atomic powers.
Trump as a mediator – did the US end the conflict?
"After a long night of conversation, I am pleased to inform you that India and Pakistan They agreed to the full and still massive suspension of the weapon. Congratulations to both countries for reason and intelligence!"
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) May 10, 2025
According to American and Pakistani sources, it was the USA – with Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the head – that played a key role in mediation. Vice President JD Vance and representatives of Saudi Arabia and Turkey were also involved in the negotiations.
Over the past 48 hours, @VP Vance and I have engaged with senior Indian and Pakistani officials, including Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Shehbaz Sharif, External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, Chief of Army Staff Asim Munir, and National Security Advisors Ajit...
Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar confirmed the ceasefire and stressed that Pakistan "always sought peace and security in the region".
Pakistan and India have agreed to a releasefire with an impressive effect. Pakistan has always gone for peace and security in the region, without compromising on its sovereignty and territorial integrity!
The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the other hand, indicated that the talks were "directly" between the parties, although it did not deny the role of the US as a catalyst for deescalation.
.@MEAndia announce that stoppage of firing & military action between India and Pakistan was worked out directly between the two countries.
The Pak DGMO initiated the call this afternoon after which discussions took place and understood received.
— Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (@MIB India) May 10, 2025
Breakthrough or just a truce?
The ceasefire came into effect Saturday at 5:00 local time. Both parties have committed to halt all military activities on land, sea and air. Further military talks were also set up for Monday, and according to the US, broad negotiations are scheduled to take place in a neutral place.
What's next? Possible scenarios
Persistent peace – if the talks work, it could be the beginning of a new chapter in Indian-Pakistan relations.
Fragile truce — history is aware of cases where similar agreements quickly fell under the pressure of subsequent incidents.
The rise in the role of the US – the success of Trump mediation can strengthen Washington's position as a global peacemaker.
Great work from the President’s team, especially Secretary Rubio.
And my gratitude to the leaders of India and Pakistan for their hard work and willingness to engage in this casefire. https://t.co/ddDzFMAT3H
Did Donald Trump actually end the war between India and Pakistan? He certainly played an important role in stopping the spiral of violence and in bringing about a ceasefire. However, as it shows history region, real peace requires more than just one signature – this is just the beginning of the road.
Tomasz Kamiński, editor of DigitalNexus.pl. She deals with show-business and entertainment. He graduated from journalism and medioscience at the University of Warsaw. In his spare time, he plays games, is a Call of Duty fanatic. He has been writing about games since 2008.
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