US President Donald Trump again claimed his role as a mediator in mediating six wars in the past six months, including a possible "nuclear disaster" that could have happened in one of the nations.
Trump's boast about ending "six war in six months" came just few hours ahead of the meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Trump's N-word might be hinting at the India-Pakistan war, as earlier he said that the conflict between the neighbouring nations could have turned nuclear.
“If you look at Pakistan and India… planes were being knocked out of the air. Six or seven planes came down. They were ready to go, maybe nuclear. We solved that,” Trump said during remarks in the Oval Office on August 14.
Since May 10, when Trump announced on social media that India and Pakistan had agreed to a “full and immediate” ceasefire, he has repeated his claim on several occasions. Although India had refuted these claims.
Trump slammed Wall Street Journal publication also said that despite of ending wars, they tell him that he is doing wrong on the Russia/Ukraine mess. For Ukraine-Russia war, Trump again blamed former US President "sleepy" Joe Biden for the conflict and added that if he was there it would have not happened.
"I’ve settled 6 Wars in 6 months, one of them a possible Nuclear disaster, and yet I have to read & listen to the Wall Street Journal, and many other who truly don’t have a clue, tell me everything that I am doing wrong on the Russia/Ukraine MESS, that is Sleepy Joe Biden’s war, not mine. I’m only here to stop it, not to prosecute it any further. It would have NEVER happened if I was President," Trump said in a post on Truth Social.
" I know exactly what I’m doing, and I don’t need the advice of people who have been working on all of these conflicts for years, and were never able to do a thing to stop them. They are “STUPID” people, with no common sense, intelligence, or understanding, and they only make the current R/U disaster more difficult to FIX. Despite all of my lightweight and very jealous critics, I’ll get it done — I always do!!!" he added.
Trump, ahead of the meeting, promised "big day" at the White House and said that he had not seen so many European leader at the same time.
Trump-Zelenskyy meeting
Trump will host Zelenskyy and several European leaders at the White House on Monday for high-stakes talks on ending Russia’s three-year war in Ukraine.
Months of US-led diplomacy have so far failed to halt the conflict, but momentum has shifted since Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday. Following that summit, Trump dropped his earlier insistence on securing a ceasefire before negotiations could continue, aligning instead with Putin’s preference to focus on a long-term settlement.
The participation of key European leaders underscores the war’s impact on wider continental security. They are seeking both to reinforce Ukraine’s defenses and to guard Europe more broadly against further Russian aggression, while also signaling strong support for Zelenskyy, whose previous White House visit ended in a tense clash with Trump.
The talk is being seen as a potentially pivotal moment in efforts to end the war in Ukraine. After his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, Trump is pushing for a breakthrough, though significant obstacles remain.
Both Kyiv and Moscow have long drawn hard red lines that clash with each other, including the question of whether Ukraine should cede territory, the future role of its military, and guarantees against further Russian aggression. These unresolved issues continue to complicate the path to peace.
On Sunday night, Trump suggested on social media that the responsibility to end the conflict lies with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, saying, “President Zelenskyy of Ukraine can end the war with Russia almost immediately, if he wants to, or he can continue to fight.”
While Trump’s comments underline the pressure on Kyiv, analysts caution that a comprehensive settlement remains distant, given the entrenched positions on both side.
Trump's boast about ending "six war in six months" came just few hours ahead of the meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Trump's N-word might be hinting at the India-Pakistan war, as earlier he said that the conflict between the neighbouring nations could have turned nuclear.
“If you look at Pakistan and India… planes were being knocked out of the air. Six or seven planes came down. They were ready to go, maybe nuclear. We solved that,” Trump said during remarks in the Oval Office on August 14.
Since May 10, when Trump announced on social media that India and Pakistan had agreed to a “full and immediate” ceasefire, he has repeated his claim on several occasions. Although India had refuted these claims.
Trump slammed Wall Street Journal publication also said that despite of ending wars, they tell him that he is doing wrong on the Russia/Ukraine mess. For Ukraine-Russia war, Trump again blamed former US President "sleepy" Joe Biden for the conflict and added that if he was there it would have not happened.
"I’ve settled 6 Wars in 6 months, one of them a possible Nuclear disaster, and yet I have to read & listen to the Wall Street Journal, and many other who truly don’t have a clue, tell me everything that I am doing wrong on the Russia/Ukraine MESS, that is Sleepy Joe Biden’s war, not mine. I’m only here to stop it, not to prosecute it any further. It would have NEVER happened if I was President," Trump said in a post on Truth Social.
" I know exactly what I’m doing, and I don’t need the advice of people who have been working on all of these conflicts for years, and were never able to do a thing to stop them. They are “STUPID” people, with no common sense, intelligence, or understanding, and they only make the current R/U disaster more difficult to FIX. Despite all of my lightweight and very jealous critics, I’ll get it done — I always do!!!" he added.
Trump, ahead of the meeting, promised "big day" at the White House and said that he had not seen so many European leader at the same time.
Trump-Zelenskyy meeting
Trump will host Zelenskyy and several European leaders at the White House on Monday for high-stakes talks on ending Russia’s three-year war in Ukraine.
Months of US-led diplomacy have so far failed to halt the conflict, but momentum has shifted since Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday. Following that summit, Trump dropped his earlier insistence on securing a ceasefire before negotiations could continue, aligning instead with Putin’s preference to focus on a long-term settlement.
The participation of key European leaders underscores the war’s impact on wider continental security. They are seeking both to reinforce Ukraine’s defenses and to guard Europe more broadly against further Russian aggression, while also signaling strong support for Zelenskyy, whose previous White House visit ended in a tense clash with Trump.
The talk is being seen as a potentially pivotal moment in efforts to end the war in Ukraine. After his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, Trump is pushing for a breakthrough, though significant obstacles remain.
Both Kyiv and Moscow have long drawn hard red lines that clash with each other, including the question of whether Ukraine should cede territory, the future role of its military, and guarantees against further Russian aggression. These unresolved issues continue to complicate the path to peace.
On Sunday night, Trump suggested on social media that the responsibility to end the conflict lies with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, saying, “President Zelenskyy of Ukraine can end the war with Russia almost immediately, if he wants to, or he can continue to fight.”
While Trump’s comments underline the pressure on Kyiv, analysts caution that a comprehensive settlement remains distant, given the entrenched positions on both side.
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