राष्ट्रपति ट्रंप की NATO महासचिव से मुलाकात | औपचारिक स्वागत और द्विपक्षीय चर्चा - video Dailymotion

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अमेरिका के पूर्व राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रंप ने NATO महासचिव के साथ औपचारिक स्वागत और संक्षिप्त मुलाकात (Pull-Aside) की। इस दौरान रक्षा सहयोग, वैश्विक सुरक्षा और NATO की प्राथमिकताओं पर अहम बातचीत हुई। देखिए यह कूटनीतिक मुलाकात और क्या रहे इसके मुख्य बिंदु।  #DonaldTrump #NATO #TrumpNATOMeeting #GlobalDiplomacy #InternationalRelations #NATOSummit2025 #WorldPolitics #USForeignPolicy #AsianetNewsHindi

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00:00कि भी बाल कि एे लगाज़ दोस बहाप घ्त गूला है लस्ताफ इस लाज कि बतल

00:04स्टब्सार्श साथ इस जर इस बाल रड़ घट रार इस तफ इंडेस्था इप लोगाद इस लाव

00:11but they characterize it for you in a way that's absolutely false.

00:15There's no way Iran comes to the table if somehow nothing had happened.

00:18This was complete and total obliteration.

00:21They're in bad shape.

00:22They are way behind today compared to where they were just seven days ago

00:24because of what the president did.

00:25Marco, can I just alert you to one other aspect?

00:29So, the great thing is you took out the nuclear capability of Iran.

00:32This was crucial.

00:33You did it in a way which is extremely impressive,

00:37but the signal sends to the rest of the world that this president,

00:39when it comes to it, yes, he is a man of peace,

00:42but if necessary, he is willing to use strength,

00:45the enormous strength of the American military.

00:48So, I think that signal to the rest of the world,

00:50this is far beyond Iran, is extremely important.

00:54So, let me also point us to that aspect of what happened.

00:57Iran went down to the site afterwards.

01:01They said it's so devastated,

01:03and they settled when they saw what we did to it.

01:06And frankly, if we didn't do that,

01:08they would have had a lot of ammunition to keep going.

01:10They wouldn't have settled.

01:12Somebody brought that up,

01:13and two Iranians went down to see it,

01:15and they called back, and they said,

01:17this place is gone.

01:18So, it's just fake news by CNN,

01:21which has got no ratings.

01:22It's a failed network.

01:23Anybody here from CNN, by the way?

01:25Because you're a really disgraceful network.

01:28MSNBC, I think, is actually worse.

01:30But they're all pretty bad.

01:31But yours is good, Katie, I'll tell you.

01:33You know what Marco reminded me,

01:36that you did such a nice job there?

01:38It was nine years ago I had to debate this guy.

01:40He was not easy.

01:43I think he even got better.

01:45But when you were into your little thing,

01:47I said, this is what I had to debate this guy.

01:49You think it's not easy?

01:50It's not easy.

01:52How long do you think that the Iranian nuclear program

01:54has been put back by these strikes?

01:57Years?

01:57I think basically decades,

02:00because I don't think they'll ever do it again.

02:03I just don't think they're going to...

02:04I think they're going to take their oil,

02:06they're going to have some missiles,

02:08and they'll have some defense.

02:10I think they've had it.

02:12I mean, they just went through hell.

02:13I think they've had it.

02:14The last thing they want to do is enrich.

02:17They've been trying to do it.

02:18By the way, it's hard to enrich.

02:20And, you know, when you look at a site like that,

02:22very, very hard to build.

02:24Very, very hard.

02:25Very expensive.

02:26If they spent trillions of dollars

02:28trying to do this thing,

02:29and they didn't come up with it,

02:31and we're actually getting along with them

02:33very well right now,

02:35but had we not succeeded with that hit,

02:37that hit ended the war.

02:39That hit ended the war.

02:42I don't want to use an example of Hiroshima.

02:45I don't want to use an example of Nagasaki.

02:47But that was essentially the same thing.

02:50That ended that war.

02:51This ended that with the war.

02:52If we didn't take that out,

02:54they'd be fighting right now.

02:56Mr. President?

02:57Yeah.

02:57If the Iranians do rebuild,

03:00would the United States strike again?

03:03And I've also had a question about Russia.

03:04Sure. But I'm not going to have to worry about that.

03:06It's gone for years, years.

03:09Very tough to rebuild,

03:10because the whole thing is collapsed.

03:12In other words, inside,

03:13it's all collapsed.

03:15Nobody can get in to see it,

03:17because it's collapsed.

03:17You can't go in to see a room

03:19that has, you know,

03:2010 million tons of rock in it.

03:24And the tunnels are totally collapsed.

03:26But they rebuilt.

03:27Well, they've already looked at the tunnels.

03:29This was an unbelievable hit

03:31by genius pilots

03:33and genius people in the military.

03:35And they're not being given credit for it,

03:37because we have scum

03:38that's in this group.

03:40And not all of you are.

03:41You have some great reporters.

03:42But you have scum.

03:44CNN is scum.

03:46MSDNC is scum.

03:47The New York Times is scum.

03:49They're bad people.

03:50They're sick.

03:51And what they've done

03:53is they're trying to make

03:54this unbelievable victory

03:55into something less.

03:57Now, even they admit

03:58that it was hit very hard.

04:00Okay?

04:01But it wasn't hit hard.

04:02It was hit brutally.

04:03And it knocked it out.

04:05The original word that I use,

04:07I guess it got us in trouble,

04:08because it's a strong word.

04:10It was obliteration.

04:11And you'll see that.

04:13And it's going to come out.

04:15Israel is doing a report on it now.

04:18I understand.

04:19And I was told that they said

04:20it was total obliteration.

04:22You know, they have guys

04:23that go in there

04:23after the hit.

04:26And they say it was

04:27total obliteration.

04:28And, you know,

04:29I don't want it for me.

04:30I want it for the pilots.

04:31I want it for the military.

04:32They did such a good job.

04:33If you were in the situation room

04:34with me,

04:35with the generals

04:36and all of the people

04:37that did such a good job,

04:39and then they get demeaned

04:40by these idiots

04:41at CNN

04:41who can't get ratings

04:42and places dying.

04:43Nobody wants to even

04:44waste their time

04:45going on their shows.

04:47So they formed

04:47with the New York Times,

04:48who's dying also.

04:50Without Trump,

04:51you wouldn't have

04:51a New York Times.

04:53And then just changing gears

04:54to your meeting

04:55with Zelensky

04:56later today,

04:57can you give us

04:58any preview

04:58of what the two of you

04:59might be discussing?

05:00No, we'll discuss

05:01the obvious.

05:02We'll discuss

05:03his difficulties.

05:04He's got a little difficulty.

05:07Zelensky.

05:08He's a nice guy.

05:09I mean,

05:09I'm going to meet him today.

05:10I don't know.

05:11I assume we're going to be

05:11discussing Ukraine.

05:12Yes.

05:13I mean,

05:14it seems like

05:14the most likely stuff.

05:15Is there any restart

05:16prompts there

05:17or anything

05:17that you might do?

05:19Well, we're going to see.

05:20I mean,

05:20I've spoken to Putin a lot,

05:22and he actually

05:22was very nice.

05:23He volunteered help

05:24on, as you know,

05:26on Iran.

05:26And he said,

05:27no, I don't need help

05:28on Iran.

05:29I need help on Russia.

05:30Okay.

05:31I said,

05:31do me a favor.

05:32Help us on Russia,

05:33not on Iran.

05:35But he was very nice.

05:37We're going to talk

05:38about that.

05:39We're going to talk.

05:39I think progress

05:40is being made.

05:41I think great progress

05:42is being made on Gaza.

05:44I think because of this attack

05:46that we made,

05:47I think we're going to have

05:48some very good news.

05:49I was talking to Steve Witkoff,

05:50who, by the way,

05:51is terrific,

05:52and who knows more

05:53about this subject

05:54than anybody,

05:55the subject of what

05:55we were just talking

05:56about.

05:56He was on last night

05:57with Jesse and with Laura

06:02and with Sean.

06:04And, boy, he has a,

06:06Susan, he has a great

06:07take on it.

06:08He just explains it

06:09so easily.

06:10He's really very knowledgeable.

06:11But he did tell me

06:12that Gaza is very close.

06:15Mr. President,

06:15one follow-up on Iran.

06:19Both you and Secretary

06:21Rubio and Hexet

06:22mentioned the lead.

06:23But can you clarify,

06:24is the intelligence correct,

06:26or is the intelligence wrong?

06:27Well, the intelligence

06:28was very inconclusive.

06:30The intelligence says,

06:31we don't know,

06:32it could have been

06:32very severe.

06:34That's what the intelligence says.

06:37So, I guess,

06:38that's correct.

06:39But I think we can take

06:41the we don't know,

06:41it was very severe.

06:43It was obliteration.

06:46And you'd think that

06:47a media outlet

06:48would say,

06:49isn't that a great thing?

06:50I mean,

06:51more importantly

06:52for the pilots,

06:53for the military,

06:53you take their guts out.

06:55You take their absolute guts out.

06:56They had a tremendous attack.

06:58It was a complete obliteration.

07:00The other team,

07:01the other group,

07:04Iran,

07:04said,

07:04let's stop this.

07:07And you know what?

07:08Israel said it too.

07:09Very smart.

07:11They fought like hell,

07:12and then they said,

07:13let's stop.

07:14And they're going

07:14to build themselves.

07:15and I really see it

07:16as sticking.

07:17I mean,

07:17we may do papers on it,

07:18Marco.

07:19Maybe we're going

07:19to do papers.

07:20I don't even know

07:21if you need them.

07:22They're not going

07:22to be fighting each other.

07:23They've had it.

07:25They've had a big fight,

07:26like two kids

07:26in a schoolyard.

07:27You know,

07:27they fight like hell.

07:28You can't stop them.

07:29Let them fight

07:30for about two,

07:31three minutes.

07:31Then it's easier

07:32to stop them.

07:33And then daddy

07:33has to sometimes

07:34use strong language.

07:36Yeah,

07:36use strong language.

07:37Everyone suddenly

07:37have to use

07:38a certain word.

07:39I think we have

07:40to join the others.

07:41Yes,

07:41we're going to join

07:42some other group.

07:42Yes,

07:43thank you.

07:43Katie,

07:43one last question.

07:45Do you believe

07:45she's so good

07:46at the army?

07:47Thank you,

07:48Mr. President.

07:49She used to be

07:49very difficult,

07:50but now she's good.

07:51Go ahead.

07:52Do you believe

07:52that this strike

07:53on the Iranian nuclear

07:54program will lead

07:56to the release

07:56of the hostages

07:57in Gaza?

07:59I think that it

08:00helped a little bit.

08:00It showed a lot

08:01of power.

08:02Yeah,

08:02I think it helped.

08:03But we're going

08:04to get separately,

08:06even before this,

08:06we were very close

08:07to making a deal

08:08on Gaza.

08:09I think this helped,

08:10yes.

08:11Okay,

08:11thank you,

08:12Katie.

08:12Thank you.

08:12Thank you,

08:12Russ.

08:13Thank you, Russ.

08:14Let's go.

08:15Come on, guys.

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