A viral post claims that U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned the India-Pakistan war again, saying it was the “biggest war in terms of death” and that India lost 250 soldiers during “Operation Sindoor.”
A Pakistan-based user has shared a name, Zard si Gana, who shared the post stating, Donald Trump once again mentioned about India-Pakistan war, but this time after 7-0 he comes with another banger. He says it’s the biggest war in terms of death, pointing out 250 soldiers India lost during OP Sindoor.
Upon reviewing the original video titled “President Trump Participates in a Bilateral Lunch with the President of the Argentine Republic,” on the official YouTube channel of The White House(15 October 2025), no such statement was made. In the authentic footage, Trump discussed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, describing it as “the biggest thing since World War II in terms of death.” He went on to mention that he had helped de-escalate several conflicts, briefly referencing India and Pakistan by saying they had “great potential” and that “we did a great job in that one.”
At no point did he mention Operation Sindoor or claim that India lost 250 soldiers.
The viral claim is fake. Donald Trump did not make any statement about India losing 250 soldiers during Operation Sindoor. His comments refer to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, not the India-Pakistan situation.
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