“トランプトランプ大統領だいとうりょう 秋あきにインド訪問ほうもん 計画けいかくなくなった” 米べい有力ゆうりょく紙し

The influential American newspaper The New York Times reported on the 30th, citing multiple sources, that President Trump’s planned visit to India this fall has been canceled.

In India, a Quad summit involving Japan, the United States, Australia, and India is scheduled to be held later this year, and there are concerns that relations between the United States and India may deteriorate further.

The influential American newspaper The New York Times reported on the 30th, citing multiple sources, that President Trump’s planned visit to India this fall has been canceled.

President Trump had indicated that he planned to visit India in the latter half of this year to coincide with the Quad summit involving Japan, the United States, Australia, and India.

Reports say that exchanges with Indian Prime Minister Modi regarding the ceasefire agreement reached in May between India and Pakistan, who had been engaged in ongoing military actions, led to a deterioration in relations.

Specifically, it is said that during a phone call in June, President Trump, who claimed to have solved the problem himself, hinted that he should be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. In response, Prime Minister Modi, irritated, replied, Americas involvement has nothing to do with the ceasefire.

The Trump administration has further highlighted the conflict between the two countries by raising additional tariffs on imports from India to 50%, citing Indias purchases of crude oil and petroleum products from Russia. There are concerns that this could further worsen relations between the United States and India.

Amid these circumstances, Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to visit China for the first time in seven years to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, which will be attended by President Xi Jinping and Russian President Putin.