US President Donald Trump said that "seven brand new" planes were shot down during the India-Pakistan conflict without specifying to which country they belonged, while once again claiming to resolve the war between the "two big nuclear powers."

While speaking at a reception and dinner with business leaders in Tokyo on Tuesday, Trump said, "Seven planes were shot down, seven brand new, beautiful planes were shot down, and they were going at it... two big nuclear powers."

The US President reiterated that he used trade to resolve the war between India and Pakistan.

"I said to Prime Minister Modi, and I said to the prime minister, a very nice man, a very good man, and the Field Marshal over in Pakistan, I said, Look, we're not going to do any trade if you're going to be fighting," Trump

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