U.S. Director of the National Intelligence Service Tulsa Gabbard said that the President Donald Trump is committed to ensure peace and security through “realism and pragmatism”, in the comments on the US leader with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
New Delhi – U.S. Director of the National Intelligence Service Tulsa Gabard said President Donald Trump is dedicated to insurance peace and security through “realism and pragmatism”, on Tuesday before the American leader speaks Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Gabbard did not refer to a particular country or conflict, but he said that he provides the need for peace “commitment to the encouragement of cultural and economic ties that reduce the likelihood of escalation in conflict” and “courage to deal directly to friends and opponents.”
Gabbard spoke on Dialog Dialog dialogue in a small Delhi visiting India, which has a special significance: she was first Hindi Chosen to Congress when she served as a representative from Hawaii. In her new role, he supervises and coordinates the work of more than dozens of intelligence agencies.
“Trump remains unwavering in his commitment to achieve peace through a strategy rooted in realism and pragmatism,” Gabbard said at the Security and Expertity Conference.
Trump will talk to Putin On Tuesday in possible turning points in efforts to end the war in Ukraine and the opportunity for Trump to continue redirecting American foreign policy.
Also at her address, Gabbard said there was a “huge opportunity” in the spread of Indian-American relationship.
“I am convinced that this partnership and friendship between our two countries will continue to grow,” she said.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Trump met last month in Washington and discussed Facilitation of tariffs, solving trade issues and performing defense connections.
Gabard also met the Minister of Mody and Defense Rhinth Singh on Monday.
Singh, in post on social platform X, said that they “discussed a wide range of issues involving the defense and exchange of information, aimed at further deepening Indian-American partnership.”
India is a key strategic partner of the US and is considered an integral for the Washington Strategy to contain China in the Indo-Pacific region.
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2025-03-18 08:21:00
