Tariffs, Asim Munir, India-Pakistan War, Nobel Peace: Trump Repeats His Dictionary In New Speech

In just two days, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday again praised Pakistani leadership for the second time, calling Pakistan's Army General Asim Munir "a very important guy." Trump again claimed that he stopped the India-Pakistan war while addressing an event at the Department of War.

"India and Pakistan were going at it. I called them both... They had just shot down seven planes... I said, if you do this, there's not going to be any trade, and I stopped the war. It was raging for four days... The Prime Minister of Pakistan was here, along with the Field Marshal, who's a very important guy in Pakistan... He told a group of people who were with us that this man saved millions of lives because he prevented the war from escalating. That war was going to get very bad..., I loved the way he said it," Trump said.

The statement comes as Trump noted his success with the Gaza peace plan. "Yesterday, we might have settled the biggest of them all. Although I'm not sure... Hamas has to agree. If they don't, it will be very tough on them... All of the Arab nations, Muslim nations, have agreed. Israel has agreed. It's an amazing thing," he said.