Trump postponed China visit amid Iran war: Said- will meet after 5-6 weeks, excited to meet Xi Jinping

US President Donald Trump has postponed his planned visit to China amid the ongoing war with Iran. Trump said that his visit to Beijing this month has now been postponed by about 5-6 weeks. Trump was scheduled to visit Beijing from March 31 to April 2. Speaking to reporters at the White House, he said, “We are resetting the meeting and it will happen in about five weeks. China is ready for this.” Trump also said that he is excited to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and hopes that the meeting will happen soon. It is noteworthy that Trump was indicating for the last few days that he may postpone his China visit. He has also appealed to China to help in securing the Strait of Hormuz, but there has been no clear public response from China on this yet. Trump said – NATO countries do not want to support Iran in the war. US President Donald Trump has said that most of the NATO allies do not want to join the ongoing US military campaign against Iran. Trump said in a social media post that America has been spending billions of dollars on the security of these countries for years, but they do not come together in times of need. He described NATO as a ‘one-way street’. Trump said that he is not surprised at this attitude and America no longer needs the help of allies. He claimed that the US military has destroyed Iran’s military strength to a great extent and now it can handle the situation without anyone’s support. Trump also said that America does not need the help of countries like Japan, Australia and South Korea. Amidst the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Trump’s statement points to the growing distance in America’s relations with its allies. 3 pictures related to the war between Israel-America and Iran… India’s Nandi Devi ship reached Gujarat. India’s Nanda Devi ship crossed the Strait of Hormuz and reached Vadinar Port in Gujarat at 2:30 pm today. About 46,500 metric tons of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) has been brought in this ship. Earlier, Indian ship Shivalik had reached Mundra Port with LPG on Monday. There are about 46 thousand metric tons of LPG on this ship, which is equivalent to approximately 32.4 lakh domestic gas cylinders.



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