Former U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed willingness to act as a mediator between India and Pakistan to help resolve the long-standing conflict over Kashmir. Speaking amid heightened regional tensions, Trump stated that he is open to engaging both nations to foster peace and stability in South Asia.
His remarks come as border skirmishes and diplomatic hostility intensify, raising concerns of further escalation. Trump emphasized the importance of dialogue and stressed that both nuclear-armed neighbors must prioritize de-escalation through peaceful negotiation.
While neither New Delhi nor Islamabad has officially responded to the offer, analysts believe international mediation could become increasingly relevant as global powers call for restraint. Trump had previously offered similar mediation efforts during his presidency, though India has traditionally rejected third-party involvement in Kashmir.
The renewed offer highlights Washington’s continued interest in South Asian affairs and reflects growing global urgency to prevent a broader conflict in the region.
