US President Donald Trump has claimed that his presence in the White House prevented six major wars around the world, including potential conflicts between India and Pakistan, and other long-standing regional disputes.
“If I weren’t around, you’d have, right now, six major wars going on. India would be fighting with Pakistan,” Trump said, asserting that his leadership helped de-escalate tensions in multiple global hotspots.
He pointed to the dispute between Thailand and Cambodia, claiming that his intervention, including the threat to end trade talks, led to a ceasefire between the two countries.
Trump also highlighted his role in easing tensions between Serbia and Kosovo, as well as supporting a peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
While Trump listed four regions, he did not specify the remaining two conflicts he believes he prevented.
Trump warns of immediate action if Iran resumes nuclear program
US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning, saying that if Iran restarts its nuclear program, the United States will take immediate action. He said Iran has been sending dangerous signals regarding its nuclear ambitions, which are being taken seriously.
Speaking at a joint press conference, Trump also addressed US-UK relations, stating that the US will continue to cooperate with the UK on pharmaceutical issues and assured that tariffs on pharma products will not be used against Britain.
Meanwhile, the British Prime Minister called the situation in Gaza heartbreaking, saying the images of starving children are indescribable.
She stated firmly that Hamas will have absolutely no role in any future government of Palestine.
President Trump also emphasized the need for a ceasefire in Gaza and called for greater involvement from other countries to help bring an end to the conflict.
