Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has refused to speak to Donald Trump four times in recent weeks over the phone. According to the FAZ newspaper, Modi is unhappy with the US president's call for India's economy to be "dead" and the imposition of an additional 25% tariff on Indian products.

After US President Donald Trump imposed a 50% tariff on Indian products, calls for a boycott of American brands such as McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Amazon and Apple have increased in India.

"Our air defense systems worked brilliantly. Our recent acquisition of the S-400 system changed the rules of the game. It was a high-tech war. During the 80-90 hour war, we inflicted a lot of damage on them. That's why the Pakistanis sent us a message to negotiate," the Indian general said.

The Indian government is illegally deporting Muslims from the country to Bangladesh. According to The Guardian, the Bangladeshi side is not accepting the deported Muslims and is sending them back.

India wants to divert "surplus water" from three rivers that flow into Pakistan to its states of Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan. Work is underway to build a 113-kilometer-long canal to this end.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has sent a letter of condolences to Indian President Draupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the death and serious injuries of many people in the plane crash that occurred in the Ahmedabad area. For information, all 242 people on board the Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner that crashed in India were killed. The incident occurred today, June 12, near the Ahmedabad airport.

Earlier, India had closed 32 of the country's 487 airports amid tensions with Pakistan. All of these airports have resumed operations following an agreement between the countries.

According to The New York Times, India has cut its purchases of Russian weapons by more than 50 percent since 2010, as it has grown closer to the United States, and is increasingly relying on American, French, and Israeli systems. Pakistan has also stepped up military cooperation with China, with about 80 percent of its military equipment coming from China, including the J-10C fighter jet and long-range missiles. The country is now doubling its purchases of Chinese systems.

He said that Islamabad does not plan to escalate the conflict with India if New Delhi stops the Sindoor military operation. The minister also added that Pakistan will not retaliate if India withdraws, otherwise the country will be forced to defend itself.

India fired missiles at several targets in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on the night of May 7. Analysts say the incident marks a significant deterioration in relations between the two nuclear-armed states and a direct escalation of hostilities. India and Pakistan have other points of conflict beyond the Muslim-majority state of Jammu and Kashmir: for centuries, the degree of intermarriage between Indians and Pakistanis has not been high. This has further inflamed the conflict. While in the last century, a nuclear conflict was modeled between the United States and the Soviet Union, India and Pakistan are now seen as the countries most likely to have such a conflict.