How Trump Shook The World: Inside His ‘2T Plan’ — From Tariffs To Political Coup | DNA Decodes | India News

Today, the world’s US President Donald Trump’s name. Wherever you go, the name is revealed, because it has created such a global excitement that the big countries have to plan carefully to deal with it. Simply put, Trump has increased tensions worldwide. To push his plans in other countries, Trump developed two brave strategies that we call ‘2T plan’.

In today’s DNA, we analyzed how Donald Trump’s ‘2T plan’ affects global policy from Venezuela and Brazil to Bangladesh and Pakistan.

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The first “T” represents the tariffs that Trump uses widely used worldwide, including against India. The second “T” represents overthrowing governments (coup), a tool used against countries that refuse to accept these tariffs. Trump is said to force regime changes in Venezuela, Brazil, Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Trump’s actions led to serious claims that he was trying to reduce governments in other countries. One of the most important examples is the announcement of a $ 50 million (approximately 438 crore) award for any information that may lead to the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. This amount shows how important Maduro is to the United States.

US Chief Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi confirmed the award, saying that it was due to charges of drug trafficking against Maduro. Trump’s team claims that Maduro is working with drug gangs to send a fentanyl lace -up cocaine to the United States. Trump had previously offered $ 15 million to be arrested. During the Biden government, this was increased to $ 25 million, and now Trump doubled it for $ 50 million.

But many believe Trump’s real interest is money. As a businessman, Venezuela is said to want to control over oil. But since Venezuela is closely linked to Russia’s army, a direct war is difficult. So it seems to be Trump’s choice to replace the government from inside.

In Brazil, Trump has shown strong support to former president Jair Bolsonaro, who is currently under house arrest by the Brazil’s upper court on a 2022 elections. Trump has become more serious after putting a 50% tariff on goods from Brazil, which is seen as a way to increase pressure. Bolsonaro, who supports Trump, faces accusations similar to those who are attached to the US Capitol rebellion. But even though Trump is still free, Bolsonaro was detained.

Lula Da Silva, the current president of Brazil, is gaining more public support. In global trade, he is a left -leaning leader who stands against Trump’s ideas and supports by using other currencies outside the US dollar.

In South Asia, countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan seem to be under the influence of Trump. Reports say that US officials send instructions to the Bangladesh government, especially trade and tariffs through WhatsApp. They also threatened to put 37% import tax if the advice was not followed. Bangladesh quickly accepted to avoid extra taxes.

In Pakistan, it is said that Trump is said to work through Asim Munir, the President of the Army, who is said to have direct contact with the White House. Gene. Munir is currently in the US for official meetings showing how close the relationship is.