Trump Claims Brokering Ceasefire, Eyes Trade Deal with India

Former President also voices discontent with Putin.

In a series of statements made at the White House, Donald Trump claimed to have played a role in de-escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, hinting at progress regarding a potential trade agreement with India, while also expressing reservations about Vladimir Putin.

Mediation Efforts

Trump asserted that he stopped a lot of fights, suggesting his involvement went beyond just trade negotiations to include diplomatic interventions. He specifically stated he stopped a potential conflict between India and Pakistan.

According to the Council on Foreign Relations, tensions remain high between India and Pakistan, particularly regarding Kashmir (CFR).

Trade Deal on the Horizon

The former president indicated that a trade deal with India might be finalized soon. Details surrounding the specifics of the deal remain unclear; however, Trump’s statement suggests a potential breakthrough in trade relations.

Discord with Putin

Trump shared his dissatisfaction with Putin, adding another layer to the series of remarks made. The specific reasons for his discontent were not elaborated upon.

Netanyahu’s Nobel Push

Trump voiced his support for Benjamin Netanyahu receiving a Nobel Peace Prize, citing Netanyahu’s efforts in resolving conflicts globally.