No intention to make Gaza Peace Board a replacement for the United Nations, Trump

US President Donald Trump has said that the Gaza Peace Board has no intention to make it a replacement for the United Nations and the United Nations should continue to play its role.

US President Trump, while holding a press conference on the completion of one year of his presidency, said that the NATO military alliance was established thanks to me and no one has done as much work for NATO as I have done. He said that he will do something regarding Greenland that NATO and we are both happy with.

President Trump said that relations with the leaders of Britain and France are good and there is harmony in leadership. He made it clear that he has no interest in meeting former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in prison. The US President said that he will not attend the G7 meeting to be held in Paris.

President Trump then mentioned the Indo-Pak war and claimed that eight planes were shot down during the Indo-Pak tensions and on this occasion Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told him that he saved millions of lives.

Donald Trump said that if the India-Pakistan war had not been stopped, millions of people could have been killed, he said that if the war had continued, 10 to 20 million lives could have been lost.

President Trump further said that the United States has obtained 50 million barrels of oil from Venezuela, while Russia is also making efforts to end the war in Ukraine.