Trump’s UNGA Speech: US President Targets India, China, Europe Over Russian Oil Deal – Top Points | World News
US President Donald Trump made a guilty speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Tuesday. In a statement, Trump criticized India and China and labeled the “primary fund providers” of the ongoing Russian-Ukraine conflict. He also revived his previous claim to the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan.
India-China’s Russian oil trade
While President Trump addressed the Unga session, he referred to India and China as the “primary fund providers of the Russian War, and enabled Russian oil to be purchased as an ongoing important factor.
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US President, the warning of sanctions against Russia, “… China and India, the continuing to buy Russian oil continued to continue to buy the primary funding providers. But inevitably, as you know, I know that the war is not happy about two weeks ago and I am not happy, the United States did not hear the United States?”
India-Pakistan Mediation claim
During his speech at Unga, US President Trump reiterated the claim of a cease -fire between India and Pakistan in May, when the tensions between the two countries increased rapidly.
“I ended the war for seven months in just seven months. This includes Cambodia and Thailand, Kosovo and Serbia, Congo and Rwanda, Pakistan and India, Israel and Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia and Armenia and Azerbaijan.” He said.
After the Barbarian expensive terrorist attack on April 22, when 26 people were killed, the Indian Armed Forces Pakistan and Pakistan launched the ‘Sindoor Operation’ aimed at the occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK). After the four -day increasing military action, which saw that India had dismantled 11 Pakistani air bases, the General Manager of Pakistani Military Operations (DGMO) requested the interruption of military activities on May 10th.
While Trump has repeatedly claimed that he had negotiated the ceasefire, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi rejected the claim.
Trump’s ‘bad escalators, bad teprompter’ joke
During his address at the UNGA session, President Trump joked about getting a escalators and a teleprompter from the United Nations – both of them worked properly.
US President Donald Trump, “I ended the seven war, I have dealt with the leaders of each of these countries and I did not even receive a phone that offered to help the United Nations to complete the agreement. The only thing I bought from the United Nations is a walking ladder,” he said.
Trump, “And then it is a teleprompter that does not work. These are the two things I have received from the United Nations.”
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Trump’s attitude towards the UN
According to the moment, US President Trump has long been the skeptic of the United Nations (UN) before entering politics for a long time. Once upon a time, the General Assembly overthrew the Dais for “cheap” marble, and the proposals to renew the UN headquarters was disturbed when rejected.
When he returned to the office, Trump reduced his contributions to the United States and reduced funds for humanitarian aid and peace protection tasks. The administration also reportedly received the US from UNESCO and World Health Organization, referring to ideological disputes and bad administrations.
Trump’s approach from time to time at the UN Security Council made Washington compatible with rival Russia and China. In February, the United States participated in supporting a Ukrainian decision that did not hold Moscow responsible for the war, while several European allies were abstained. At the same time, Trump has been sharply separated from many member states over the problems of Gaza and Palestinian state.
Unga 80. Session
The high -level debate of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) 80th session began in New York on Tuesday and global leaders gathered to address urgent challenges. Discussions are expected to dominate the wars in Gaza and Ukraine and the growing West recognition of the Palestinian state.
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