Trump Announces U.S. Played Central Role in Stopping India-Pakistan War
The U.S. President Donald Trump said his administration played a central role in assisting the two countries to reach a truce. He claimed that the agreement prevented a nuclear war. Trump announced that the U.S. used the application of trade incentives in an attempt to reduce the hostilities between the countries.
Trump, at the Saudi-US Investment Forum in Riyadh, said, "I gave them the order to compromise this conflict and get a deal done." Tension should give way to commerce." He addressed India and Pakistan leaders as being wise and great. He prayed for peace. The crowd that featured Elon Musk cheered.
There was an appearance of United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio as well. He announced he was happy about the plan utilized to forge the ceasefire agreement.
Trump Visits Saudi Arabia, Signs Significant Agreements
President Trump arrived in Riyadh on a four-day visit to West Asia. He was welcomed at King Khalid International Airport by the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Trump brought along senior officials like Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
A traditional Arabic coffee was offered to Trump in the Grand Hall when he arrived. The Saudi Royal Air Force greeted Air Force One with a ceremonial flyover of F-15S jets.
During his visit, Trump and Crown Prince Salman met. They discussed Iran's nuclear program and Gaza war. Over a dozen agreements were signed, covering areas ranging from trade to military cooperation and energy.
For the second time, Trump said that America is not going to war with Iran. He even called on Iranian officials to choose another path and renegotiate the nuclear deal.
Business Leaders Attend Royal Dinner
A formal dinner was held at the Royal Court, which was attended by prominent business leaders like CEOs of Amazon, Nvidia, OpenAI, Uber, Coca-Cola, Google, Boeing, and Tesla's Elon Musk.
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