Trump mixes foreign policy wins, golf while opening new Scotland course

President Donald Trump faced his foreign policy achievements on Tuesday, a day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trend on food supply to Gaza, visiting his latest Scottish Golf Course on Tuesday.

President Aberdeen appeared before reporters at Trump International Golf Link near Scotland, where he and his sons, Donald Trump Junior and Eric Trump opened a new golf course on Tuesday.

“I am eager to play it today. We will play it very quickly. And then I go back to DC, and we set fire to the whole world,” Trump said before cutting the ribbon before opening a new course in Balmimi village on the northern coast of Scotland.

Trump said, “We did one yesterday. You know, we stopped the war, but we stopped five wars.” “So it is much more important than playing golf. As much as I like, it is very important.”

“It’s going to be a special year, and it’s going to be a special decade. And we are going to make all our countries strong and great and really amazing again,” said Trump. “And this is happening, and it’s happening very fast.”

Former-Israel officials offer bold 2-dimensional strategies as ‘the only way’ to free the hostages from Hamas.

Amidst American pressure, Thailand and Cambodia arrived at a ceasefire agreement. The Trump administration has claimed responsibility to prevent a nuclear growth between India and Pakistan, increasing the conflict between Serbia and Kosovo and spreading violence between Rwanda and Democratic Republic in Central Africa. Earlier this year, Iran-backed Hauthis in Yemen agreed to a ceasefire after the US-UK strike.

In late June, Trump ordered us to attack the Iranian nuclear facilities and infrastructure, which he claimed that he terminated the Israel-Iran struggle in just 12 days, preventing the loss of life.

Meanwhile, the US and Israel pulled their negotiaters from the ceasefire negotiations at Doha, Qatar last week. Trump’s special messenger, Steve Witcoff, said Hamas said that Hamas did not “act in coordinated or good belief to reach an agreement to return the remaining hostages taken on October 7, 2023, to attack Israel or” to create a more stable environment for people of Gaza. ”

After the inauguration ceremony was closed on Tuesday, a reporter shouted a question on Trump, asking what the President would say next to Netanyahu.

“We are working together to try to straighten things for the world,” Trump said.

Trump held a bilateral meeting with British Prime Minister Kir Stmper on Monday with his golf course, Girvan in Trump Turnberry, Scotland. When reporters asked if he agreed with Netanyahu’s recent remarks about the collective starvation concerns in Gaza, he replied, “I don’t know. I mean, based on television, I would not say exclusively, because those children look very hungry.”

Trump has also stressed that the US has not already received enough credit for the assistance provided to Gaza, which Hamas’s terrorists control.

The President is capping the five -day foreign trip to promote his family’s luxury properties and play golf.

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Trump used his journey to meet with the stormer and reach a trade structure for tariffs between the US and the European Union – although the score of major details remains to be dropped.

Trump said on Tuesday, “We have signed just a very big thing, as you know, with the European Union, but also with the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom was a week ago, and it’s a big thing and a very big thing for the country. And it’s a big deal for everyone,” Trump said on Tuesday.

Trump invited Straimmer, who do not do golf famous, the Air Force rides on one so that the Prime Minister could make a private tour of his aberdeen properties before Tuesday’s formal opening.

The Trump International Golf Link, in Scotland, was designed by Eric Trump, herself, billing “the largest 36 holes in golf”. The course is hosting a PGA Senior Championship program later this week after Trump’s departure.

Trump said about the syllabus on Tuesday, “These are very difficult to build, and you will not see them anymore. You probably will never see another course made in the dune.”

The new golf course will be the third ownership of the Trump organization in Scotland. Trump bought Turnberry in 2014 and Aberdeen owns another course which was opened in 2012.

Trump honored Sara Malon, Trump International Golf link Scotland Executive Vice President, during Tuesday’s opening ceremony. Eric Trump stated that Malon “has actually become a member of our family” after 16 years after overseeing properties.

The President’s late mother, Mary Anne McLeod, was born in the North of Scotland in the Isle of Lewis and became an immigrant in New York. He died at the age of 88 in 2000.

Trump said on Tuesday, “We love Scotland. You know, my mother was born here and she loved it. She comes back to religiously here once a year during the summer with my sister Marian and sometimes my sister Elizabeth. But they will come here religiously here.” “Stournove. This is a serious Scotland, by the way.”

The President also thanked his daughter -in -law Lara Trump, who was in a new course with him on Tuesday, he led the Republican Party during the 2024 presidential election.

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Trump’s assets are in a trust, and his sons are running family business while living in the White House.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.