Trump again claims credit for ending India-Pakistan conflict, says Norway controls Nobel Prize

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday reiterated his claim that he had resolved eight international conflicts during a single year of his presidency, including tensions between India and Pakistan last year.

The remarks were made during his address at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland.

While addressing global leaders and business executives, Trump again cited India and Pakistan among the conflicts he says were defused through his intervention. He did not provide operational details during the speech but presented the claim as part of his broader foreign policy record.

Trump has repeatedly referred to India-Pakistan tensions in public remarks in the past, framing them as examples of disputes where US engagement, according to him, helped prevent escalation.