Trump Claims Peace Council Will Extend Beyond Gaza, Addresses Middle East and Global Issues
Donald Trump, President of the United States, announced that the peace council he envisions is not limited to the situation in Gaza but can operate on a broader scale to secure peace worldwide. He stated that this council has the potential to become one of the most significant peace structures in history.
Trump continued to defend Israel, claiming that the country will lift many of the restrictions imposed on Gaza. He also asserted that peace has been achieved in the Middle East, and the peace council can play a successful role in managing the situation in Gaza.
In another part of his remarks, the US president referred to the disputes between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, saying that he has not intervened in this disagreement but believes that resolving it is “easy.”
Speaking about the war in Ukraine, Trump stated that Kyiv should return to the negotiating table. Without providing further details, he emphasized that a political solution is essential to ending the conflict.
Regarding Cuba, he said the country faces serious challenges and that Washington is engaged in talks with Havana to reach an agreement.
Trump also announced that he has discussed Taiwan with Chinese President Xi Jinping and that a decision regarding the possible future arms transfer to the island will be made.
In closing, he once again denied any connection to Jeffrey Epstein and said he has been cleared in the cases related to him.
