India and Pakistan are both declaring victory after a US-brokered ceasefire called time on a skirmish which brought two nuclear powers to the brink of war. Several days of escalating clashes reached a dangerous flashpoint, with both countries launching missile and drone strikes on major military bases.
Both sides are praising President Trump and Marco Rubio for diffusing the tensions; the US reportedly leveraged trade deals with both of them to get it done. And both sides say they have asserted their military superiority over the other.
The questions now are will the ceasefire hold and for how long? Is Trump’s cavalier trade policy an important weapon for peace? And after days of an intensive propaganda offensive by both sides, who is right?
Piers Morgan speaks to General Wesley Sharp before hosting a robust debate between former Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Hina Khar, author and Washington Post columnist Barkha Dutt, host of 'The Ranveer Show' Ranveer Allahbadia and Shehzad Ghias Shaikh from 'The Pakistan Experience'.