How Trump Can Stop an India-Pakistan War

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Later in the day, Trump slightly upped his offer of assistance, saying, "If I can help, I'll be there.
44% : While India lobbied allies at the United Nations to support its retaliation after the April 22 attack, China toned down the U.N. Security Council statement condemning the attack, which Pakistan perceived as a diplomatic win.
42% : During the 1999 Kargil War, then-President Bill Clinton summoned Pakistan's then-prime minister and pressed him to withdraw his troops.
37% : Trump - who has been touting the prospect of a major U.S.-India trade agreement - may now have even more reason to press Pakistan to take meaningful action against terror groups operating on its soil.
23% : Washington cannot afford to treat this as an isolated, regional issue that will "figure itself out," as President Trump recently suggested.

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