Trump takes credit for stopping 6 wars in bold claim | US | News
US President Donald Trump’s appointment for Sir Keir Starmer and Lady Victoria Starmer continues at full speed at Turnberry Golf Resort in Scotland. British Prime Minister and his wife, who met with the voices of Gayda, were warmly welcomed by President Trump on the Pitoresque West coast of Scotland.
Recently, a sound choir has emerged, stating that President Trump should be put forward for the Nobel Prize and the role of solving boiling tensions between various countries of the world.
During a press briefing in Scotland on July 28, President Trump took a moment to emphasize his diplomatic achievements: “We have many ceasefire. If I hadn’t been around, the six major warfare will continue.
“You see what we’re doing yesterday, with the two nations we trade. And during trade, I won’t make any trade agreements unless you solve your differences. And we settled within 24 hours.
“Serbia-Kosovo is another one. We have many hot points in the battle. It reflects us.
The President of the United States said: “And we get help from the UK. The Prime Minister’s help. We have cases we need to help, because someone can do something when you come from a country.
Today, in an important development, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim declared an official ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia, and ended a deadly boundary dispute that resulted in at least 35 deaths and displaced more than 270,000 people from both countries.
The two countries consent to the “emergency and unconditional” ceasefire, which will begin in midnight (17:00 GMT). This great step took place in the official residence of Thai Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet on July 28 in the official residence of Anwar’s administrative capital Putrajaya, Malaysia’s administrative capital, Putrajaya.
“President Trump did this. Give him the Nobel Peace Prize!”
During a meeting in the White House on July 7, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he called President Trump the Nobel Peace Prize and presented his candidacy letter.
At the beginning of the meetings, the Israeli Prime Minister presented a letter to the US President of the Nobel Peace Prize committee. The letter praised President Trump for his role in trying to bring peace to the Middle East.
Netanyahu highlighted the delivery: “I want to express the appreciation and admiration of not only the Israelis, but the Jewish people. You deserve it.”
President Trump responded to Jest with gratitude and said: “Especially to come from you, this is very meaningful.”
This event emphasized President Trump’s second important candidacy for the prestigious award; Previously, Pakistan was put forward last month after the claim that it facilitated the ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
