US President Donald Trump said Palestinians from the Gaza Strip are hungry and that he started working to solve this deep problem.
This came to statements to the American Fox News Channel, before his departure on Saturday, the United Arab Emirates, the last station of his tour of the Middle East.
Trump explained that the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates who met during his tour had raised the issue of Gaza residents to be able to reach food.
He continued: “People die of hunger in Gaza. I started working on this question. This is a deep problem, but we will solve it.”
Since March 2, Israel has closed the Gaza level crossings in the face of humanitarian aid, which has entered around 2.4 million Palestinians in a state of famine.
With absolute American support, Israel has committed genocide crimes in Gaza since October 7, 2023, which left more than 173,000 Palestinians between a martyr, most children and women, and more than 11,000 missing, as well as hundreds of thousands of displaced people.
Regarding the war between Russia and Ukraine, Trump underlined the need for Russian President Vladimir Putin to end this war.
And he added: “Putin is tired of war, and my relationship with him is very good. I think we will reach an agreement. We have to meet, and I think we will start planning this soon.”
During his meeting with Ukrainian President Voluder Zellinski, Trump said: “I had a difficult conversation with Zelinski, because what he said did not like and did not facilitate things.”
Since February 24, 2022, Russia has launched a military attack on its neighbor, Ukraine, and demands that it be finished to join Western military prohibitions, which kyiv considers to be “interference” in his business.
Regarding the Syrian file, Trump explained that he had decided to raise the sanctions against Damascus after his talks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
He explained that the leaders he had met during his Middle East tour told him that “Syria could not recover because of the sanctions” and that, consequently, he decided to raise these sanctions to give Syria and his new president, Ahmed Al -Shara, “an opportunity”.
He commented on his meeting with Al -Shara in Riyadh, saying: “I met the new head of Syria. He is a very handsome man, a young man.”
