This has been the most embarrassing thing in India these recent days. It’s not unrelated to China, but closely tied to the United States, and even more so to Trump.
During a dinner with Republican members of Congress on the 18th, Trump spontaneously spoke about his “civil and military achievements,” naturally mentioning his role in mediating the India-Pakistan conflict.
He said that there were indeed five fighter jets shot down at that time.
“In fact, there were planes shot down. Five, five, four or five, but I believe there were actually five fighter jets shot down.”
While speaking, Trump gestured to show the continuous shooting down of the jets.
However, the world is aware that Pakistan announced it had shot down five Indian fighter jets, three of which were French Mirage jets, with many pieces of wreckage as evidence.
Of course, India also claimed to have shot down several Pakistani fighter jets. But Pakistan flatly denied this, and there was no evidence seen by the whole world.
The score of 0:5 became a meme for the recent India-Pakistan conflict, and it was also the biggest embarrassment for India this year.
Trump, you’re hitting the wrong barrel now!
This is the first world leader to publicly claim five fighter jets, and it’s the President of the United States!
I saw that the opposition leader of India, Lalu Gandhi, immediately forwarded Trump’s video, questioning: ”
Moody, what exactly is the truth behind five aircraft? The nation has the right to know!”
Trump knows something that we Indians don’t.
Now, Trump has exposed one of India’s deepest and largest secrets this year.
Trump continued to discuss the India-Pakistan situation, saying that the situation was very dangerous at that time.
“India and Pakistan are ready to launch nuclear weapons at each other. I threatened them with trade agreements.”
The American lawmakers applauded, and Trump seemed pleased, grinning widely.
Without Trump’s mediation, there would be no ceasefire between India and Pakistan, which is a story Trump loves to tell.
After all, this is his most impressive achievement in the race for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine didn’t materialize, Israel and Iran’s dispute was a mess, and Trump has been talking about the India-Pakistan conflict everywhere.
This is the energetic Trump, constantly proclaiming to the world:
“I stopped this war,”
“I did it, I stopped…”
“Okay, I stopped…”
“I stopped this war,”
A nearby Indian official quietly whispers to Prime Minister Modi, who is looking grim: “Soon, no one in this country dares to speak—even understand—English.”
Mocking Trump, you talk nonstop, but the whole world doesn’t believe you.
From the perspective of India, this fully reflects its complex feelings towards the United States.
It’s worth noting that India’s biggest rejection is when other countries try to mediate the India-Pakistan conflict; India’s biggest repulsion is that under pressure, India achieved a ceasefire.
According to India’s stance, India must be higher than Pakistan, and the India-Pakistan conflict is entirely between them. This time, the ceasefire between India and Pakistan was initiated by Pakistan itself.
But the United States repeatedly claims that it was Trump’s mediation that led to the ceasefire, using trade as a tool to pressure, how can India stand such an accusation?
Moreover, if India and Pakistan were to launch nuclear weapons? What would be the consequences of such actions? Are they really so unstable?
Therefore, whenever I see Trump’s speeches online, Indians are in a frenzy. They are either shocked by Trump’s statements or by Modi’s silence.
Trump claimed that there were five fighter jets shot down during the India-Pakistan war. He also stated for the 24th time that he had prevented the India-Pakistan war through trade. However, Prime Minister Modi still remains silent…
This is polite, but if not, he would point at Modi’s nose and curse:
Why should national honor be used as a bargaining chip?
Trump stated that Pakistan had shot down five Indian planes, preventing a severe war between India and Pakistan… Even Trump knows how brutally Pakistan defeated India, prompting him to intervene to prevent a nuclear war. However,
This speech was a nightmare for Modi.
Modi will become the weakest Prime Minister in the history of India, destroying India’s global reputation. You have a right to condemn Trump now!
I must clarify, this is not what I said, including the question from Rahul Gandhi, all of which were spoken by Indians.
Indian netizens, accustomed to “winning at every turn,” are experiencing such strong emotions, which we can fully understand.
India must be boiling with anger. For Trump, it’s likely he’s thinking about ten thousand wild animals running through his heart.
We’ve seen shaky leaders before, but never one as unreliable as Trump, who actually made things up, even if there was nothing to it. He’s trying to paint himself as a hero, but do you really think Indians are fools?
The angry India might not hesitate to step forward, “exposing” Trump: everything you said is nonsense, claiming to have shot down five fighter jets, using trade tactics, or stopping a nuclear war—we don’t know anything about it.
But knowing that doesn’t mean much, does it?
If Trump truly gets angry, he’s ruthless.
Even when he sees Modi, he greets him warmly; however, after the war between India and Pakistan, he immediately hosted a dinner for the Chief of Staff of the Pakistani Army, not an Indian general. Pakistan also nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, and India, you stand up to him, beware of Trump giving you various favors…
Don’t forget, after Trump announced a tax on the world, India was the first to negotiate with the United States, but so far, they haven’t come out with anything concrete.
India believes in its unique value, and the United States must view it with a different perspective; however, Trump indeed views India with a critical eye, constantly harping on issues like demanding bribes or even threatening India not to buy Russian oil at a cheaper price…
From this perspective, we can understand that no matter how Trump mocks India or how he flatters Modi, Modi remains silent.
Modi is indeed a formidable figure!
It’s also admirable that Modi has managed to maintain his silence, especially when faced with Trump.
“Silently endure, above all else,” as the saying goes.
But Trump continues to talk relentlessly, targeting what he sees as weaknesses in India, which has an extremely strong sense of self-esteem. Faced with such criticism, how long can India hold its ground?
In silence, if not to explode, then to perish.
A netizen from India lamented, “Now, Trump has become Modi’s ‘biggest concern’!”