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If Trump wins both Ukraine & Middle East war will be stopped, says Pravasi Bharat Samman Awardee

If Trump wins both Ukraine & Middle East war will be stopped, says Pravasi Bharat Samman Awardee

July 2024 689 views 04 Min 23 Sec

Pravasi Bharat Samman Awardee states that if Trump wins, both the Ukraine and Middle East wars will be stopped, emphasizing the former president's potential for global peace.

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