Ending Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict is easy, says Donald Trump

Web Desk | 22 hours ago

Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict

Former U.S. President Donald Trump said that if he wants, he can easily end the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict. He mentioned that he has stopped many wars in the past, including reducing tensions between Pakistan and India. Trump said that Pakistan is currently taking action inside Afghanistan, but he has the ability and resources to solve this problem quickly.

Trump spoke before his conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. He said that he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to end the war in Ukraine, and that he plans to meet Putin in Hungary soon. Trump also said he is in contact with Zelensky, hoping both leaders want peace.

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Trump added that the situation in the Middle East is more complex than Ukraine, and that India will stop buying oil from Russia. He said 59 countries agreed on some decisions in the Middle East, and the U.S. is sending weapons to help Ukraine defend itself. However, he hopes the war will end without the use of some weapons like Tomahawk missiles.

Trump proudly said he has stopped eight wars during his presidency, something no other U.S. president has done. He praised the Pakistani Prime Minister for working with him to stop war between Pakistan and India, saving millions of lives. He stressed that he is not doing this for awards but to save human lives.

In conclusion, Donald Trump says ending the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict is very easy. He believes his leadership and connections can bring peace quickly to the region. Trump’s confidence shows that with the right efforts, long-standing problems like this can be solved.