Gaza Trus, conversation with ‘sad’ Putin, Iran nuclear shock: Trump addressed global conflicts- what he said amid the July 4 ceremony. world News
US President Donald Trump addressed the tensions around several global conflicts, which included Russia-Ukraine and Middle East. He indicated the sanctions against Russia, claiming to be disappointed with Putin. He further talked about Iran’s nuclear facilities and damage to the potential Gaza Trus.
Russia-Ukraine War: Trump ‘Dissatisfied’ with Putin
Expressing disappointment and disappointment after a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday, Trump said, “I am very disappointed with the conversation with President Putin today, because I don’t think he is there, and I am very disappointed.” Trump said the discussion disappointed him due to lack of intentions on Putin’s part to end the ongoing war in Ukraine. “I am just saying that I don’t think he wants to stop, and it’s so bad”.Trump also indicated that he could eventually strict the sanctions against Russia, departing for the last six months, while he tried to convince Putin to end the war. “We talk a lot about sanctions,” Trump said. “He understands that this is coming.” After talking to Putin, Trump plans to talk to Ukrainian President Volodimare Zelanski.
Gaza Trus: ‘To finish it,’ Trump says
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he remained “very” optimistic about the possibilities of a ceasefire in Gaza, but noticed that the situation continued to develop.Speaking on the Air Force one, Trump said, “It changes day by day,” when asked about the ongoing conversation to prevent enmity in the region.Reacting to those reports that Hamas responded positively to the proposed Trus talks, he said: “It is good. They have not informed me on it. We have to get it. We have to do something about Gaza.”Meanwhile, Hamas said that it had given a “positive” response to the latest proposal to a ceasefire in Gaza, but called to talk further to implement an agreement, if reached. “Hamas Egypt and Katri have presented their positive response to mediators. According to the Associated Press, we are fully prepared to enter a round of immediate interaction about the mechanism to apply this structure.
Iran’s atom ‘shock’: Trump says Iran denies nuclear inspections
Trump said on Friday that Iran had not agreed to inspect its nuclear program nor to prevent uranium enrichment. He said that Tehran’s nuclear program was permanently set back, although he said that Iran could potentially resume it on an alternative site. He also announced that he would discuss the situation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during Netanyahu’s visit to the White House on Monday, as reported by Reuters.
In addition to global conflicts
Trump also talked about issues other than global conflicts. On Tikok, Trump said that discussion with China on a possible deal related to the popular short-video app would begin early next week. “I think we are going to start on Monday or Tuesday … Talking to China, maybe President Xi or a representative of him, but we have much,” Trump said.Trump has also confirmed the signing of the business letter, “perhaps 12”, which will be sent out on Monday, in which the names of the recipient countries will be revealed on the same day, while the reporters in the Air Force have been talked to reporters. “I signed some letters and they would go out on Monday, maybe 12”, he said. Their comments come beyond the July 9 deadline to implement the revised tariff rates, which will be 10 to 70 percent, and are ready to hit dozens of economies, including Taiwan and the European Union.Donald Trump also addressed the devastating floods in Texas as “terrible”, claiming 24 deaths and several disappearances in the state. “It’s terrible. It’s shocking … We are working with the governor. It’s a terrible thing”, Trump said.
