At the Gaza Peace Summit in Egypt, US President Donald Trump unexpectedly commented on India-Pakistan relations. Standing alongside Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Trump referred to Narendra Modi as “a great friend” and lauded his leadership. “India is a great country, led by my very good friend who has done fantastic work. I believe Pakistan and India will get along very well together,” Trump said, smiling at the media.
Playful Exchange Goes Viral
In a light-hearted moment, Trump turned to Sharif and asked, “Right?”, to which Sharif nodded in agreement, prompting smiles. A short video capturing this exchange has gone viral, attracting widespread media coverage. The interaction is being closely watched given the historically tense relations between India and Pakistan, offering a glimpse of potential diplomatic progress.
Ceasefire Declaration in Middle East
Trump’s comments came during the summit, where he also announced a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, ending a conflict that had lasted nearly two years. While addressing the Knesset in Israel, he described the ceasefire as a “historic moment”, marking the end of a “long and painful nightmare” and a chance for a new beginning in the region.
Global Attention on the Viral Video
The video of Trump and Sharif’s interaction has sparked widespread discussions online. It highlights US interest in regional conflict resolution and emphasizes the potential for improved diplomatic ties in South Asia.