Questions on Trump's silence? Is the President who counted planes in India-Pakistan war silent on his own loss? Iran responded to America

News India Live, Digital Desk: Once again US President Donald Trump is in the news on the stage of global politics for his contradictory statements. While on one hand Trump is not tired of beating the drum of his mediation in 'Operation Sindoor' between India and Pakistan last year, on the other hand he has maintained a mysterious silence on the huge losses being suffered by the US Army in the ongoing 'Operation Epic Fury' with Iran.

Mention of Operation Sindoor and claim of 35 million deaths In his recent 'State of the Union' address, Trump claimed that if he did not intervene, nuclear war between India and Pakistan was certain. He even said, “Because of my intervention, the lives of the Prime Minister of Pakistan and about 3.5 crore people were saved.” During this time, Trump talked about the Pakistani planes shot down by India and the military success, but ignored the questions being raised on his own army.

Iran shocked Americans: Pentagon asked for 200 billion dollars According to leaked reports from the US media and the Department of Defense (Pentagon), America has suffered more losses than expected in the ongoing conflict with Iran. It is being told that Iran has not only targeted the American base but has also shot down many state-of-the-art American aircraft. The situation is such that the Pentagon has demanded an emergency fund of $200 billion to fill the depleting weapons stockpile.

Why is Trump 'quiet' on his own loss? Experts believe that the Trump administration is trying to hide its military failures from the public. Despite firing thousands of missiles at Iran, America has failed to subdue it. Trump has claimed that Iran has been destroyed, but has not uttered a single word on the loss of American aircraft and soldiers. This silence raises questions about the claims where he describes himself as the world's greatest 'peacemaker' and 'invincible force'.

Peace talks canceled in Pakistan, signs of war continuing In the recent development, Trump has canceled the visit of his envoys for peace talks to be held in Pakistan. He said bluntly, “We have all the cards, they can call us whenever they want.” However, he also clarified that cancellation of talks does not mean resumption of war, but there is no possibility of tension reducing at the moment.