'You can't play cute with me': Trump says all countries will join Board of Peace
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All countries in the world will eventually join the Board of Peace, as it is the most prestigious organization in the world. Those states that are currently hesitating will also become part of it in time, stated US President Donald Trump.
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The American President said that the Board of Peace is a unique body in terms of power and prestige, as it includes the "greatest world leaders."
Trump emphasized that nothing like this has ever existed in history.
He also noted that most countries joined the Board of Peace very quickly. Regarding those countries that have not yet done so, the US President spoke quite categorically.
"Some are playing a little cute. It doesn’t work. You can’t play cute with me. They’re all joining, everybody, most of them very immediately, a few that we really don’t want because they’re trouble. We'll take care of them," Trump stated.
What is known about the Board of Peace
The Board of Peace initiative was officially presented by Donald Trump during the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 22. The US President called on world leaders to join this new format for conflict resolution.
In particular, Trump confirmed that he had invited Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin to join the Board of Peace. It was also reported that the US is holding private negotiations regarding the implementation of Trump’s plan for the Gaza Strip within this initiative.
At the same time, the idea received a cautious reaction in the European Union. The EU expressed concerns about the creation of this body, citing potential risks to existing international institutions.
It was also reported that the Vatican will not join the Board of Peace initiated by US President Donald Trump. Instead, the Holy See expressed support for the position of the United Nations.
