Donald Trump's Kashmir Mediation lie: US undertakes damage control, tells Pakistan to take irreversible steps against terrorism

After Donald Trump's blunder, United States taking a step back has w said that Kashmir is a 'bilateral issue' for India and Pakistan and that US can provide assistance. 

In a statement, US said that while Kashmir is a bilateral issue  for both countries, 'Trump ministration welcomes Pakistan and India sitting down and United States stands rey to assist'

statement furr New Delhi's stand of 'talks after curbing terror' and said "We will continue to support efforts that reduce tensions and create an environment conducive for dialogue. This first and foremost means tackling menace of terrorism. As President indicated, we stand rey to assist"

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Raking up 'Kashmir mediation' controversy, in his first response, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said that he was 'surprised' over India's response to Donald Trump's willingness to conciliate between neighbour nations. 

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Putting country's duplicity to display yet again, Pakistani Prime Minister said that 'Kashmir conflict has held subcontinent host for 70 yrs' and that generations have suffered due to conflicts, however, blatantly overlooked India's sole demand of 'irreversible' and 'credible' resistance from Pakistan on terror. 

Sitting alongside Trump in Oval Office, Pakistan PM Imran Khan h asked US President to conciliate Kashmir dispute with India, to which Trump in a fallacious claim stated that he was alrey asked by PM Modi to do same, furr expressed his willingness to be mediator between two countries.  

Meanwhile, India exercising its sovereignty has persistently rejected a third-party mediation and stated that issue with Pakistan will be discussed bilaterally.