President Donald Trump’s big statement has come amid news of America’s possible attack on Iran. The US President has given an ultimatum to Iran chief Khamenei regarding nuclear that if a meaningful agreement is not made then Tehran will have to face serious consequences. He also said that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons, this has been made clear to them.

‘The picture regarding Iran will be clear in 10 days’

Trump said in the meeting of the Board of Peace that the talks with Iran have been positive, we have to make a meaningful agreement otherwise the consequences will be very serious. We want to do some work with Iran but they cannot have nuclear weapons, this has been made clear to them. Trump further said that the picture regarding Iran will become clear in the next 10 days.

Iran alert regarding American attacks

The situation of tension between America and Iran is continuously increasing. US has surrounded Iran with dangerous fighter jets like F-22, F-35. According to the Wall Street Journal report, two American carrier battle groups USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Gerald R have been deployed. Earlier there were reports that there could be an attack on Tehran this week. At the same time, in view of the possible attack by America, Iran has come into alert mode. NOTAM has been implemented in the country. That means no-fly zone is applicable in the entire area of ​​Iran.

Khamenei also showed his attitude

At the same time, Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei is also seen showing his attitude on the speculations of American attack. In his statement given on February 1, he had clearly said that if there is an attack from the US, it can take the form of war. Khamenei said, Iran will not attack any country first but if it is attacked, it will be responded to.

Palestine’s Foreign Minister Dr. Warsen Agabekian Shaheen, who is visiting India, has expressed hope that Palestine will soon be free from Israeli occupation. Not only will peace be restored there but Gaza will also be rebuilt.

In a special conversation with ABP News, Dr. Shaheen said that as long as Benjamin Netanyahu is the Prime Minister of Israel, he does not have much hope from Israel because he has repeatedly said that he will continue to occupy Palestine. On Donald Trump’s peace proposal, Dr Shaheen also said that he hopes from Trump that he will be able to restore peace in Palestine and for this he will also put pressure on Israel.

What are the expectations from India? Palestine minister told

When Dr. Shaheen was asked what his expectations were from India, he said that India and Palestine have a very old relationship which has been going on since 1947. India has been one of the first countries which has recognized Palestine and India is a friend of Palestine as well as Israel, so only one friend can persuade the third friend to help by talking to another friend and this is our expectation from India.

Dr. Shaheen, who came to India for special talks with the ministers of Arab countries, said that no solution will be found in this conversation with the ministers of Arab countries in India, but we will definitely be able to talk about what the Arab countries should do for Palestine. What should happen in the future in Gaza? This meeting is important for us so that we can garner support for ourselves from all sides.

What did the Palestinian Foreign Minister say on PM Modi’s visit to Israel?

This visit of Dr. Shaheen to India is also important in the context that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to visit Israel soon. In such a situation, when the Foreign Minister of Palestine was asked what other expectations Palestine has from India, she said that India can play a big role in this because India is a friend of Israel and a friend of Palestine too and can give suggestions as per the need. India has always been in favor of democracy, human rights and international laws, and we expect India to recognize the country’s theory.

Netanyahu-Trump’s influence on Israel: Shaheen

When the Foreign Minister was asked about Donald Trump’s peace talks, he said that there are expectations from Trump only because Netanyahu has told the whole world that he will officially occupy the West Bank. Trump has just done what no one has been able to do before him. We know that Trump has a good influence on both Netanyahu and Israel and he can make Israel agree to peace.

What did Dr. Shaheen say on the protests in Iran?

On the ongoing protests and slogans being raised in Iran, Palestine’s Foreign Minister said that Iran is an independent country and the people there will decide in which direction Iran should go. Our goal is Palestine and as a Palestinian I want Palestine to be free. Therefore, we will continue to raise such a voice which is the path of peace.

What did the Palestinian minister say on Hamas?

Will Hamas allow peace to be established? Will Hamas give up its weapons, which was talked about in this peace agreement and will the people of Palestine stop supporting Hamas, because Netanyahu makes the same allegations again and again and India also sees Hamas as a terrorist organization. In response to this question, the Palestinian Foreign Minister said that everyone will have to accept this peace agreement. Both Israel and Hamas. Not every citizen of Palestine is a supporter of Hamas. Yes, emotionally some people may be with Hamas, because what should people do when our voice is not heard peacefully. India also adopted the path of non-violence and armed struggle during independence.

We are supporters of peace, not violence of Hamas: Dr. Shaheen

Palestine’s official line is non-violence. We have been following the path of non-violence since 1988, but something must be achieved through non-violence. If nothing is achieved then questions definitely arise. Yes. If Hamas wants to join the political scene of Palestine, they will have to join PLO. Because PLO means peace. We are supporters of peace, not the violence of Hamas.

What did Shaheen say on Priyanka Gandhi’s Palestinian bag?
When Palestine’s Foreign Minister was asked about Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s Palestine bag, she said that we too are saying that Palestine has to be independent. And I would like to say that more people should talk about the independence of Palestine and India can play a big role in this.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has signed an agreement to join the peace board formed for Gaza under the chairmanship of US President Donald Trump. Now Shehbaz Sharif is being criticized a lot in Pakistan for this. The main opposition party there said that it does not accept the decision of the Pakistan government. Imran Khan’s party said that decisions of such international importance should always be taken with complete transparency and consultation with all political parties. Pakistani minister has given a statement in the parliament regarding this.

The world had put pressure on us: PAK Minister

Planning Minister in Pakistan Government, Ahsan Iqbal started reciting the ballads of Shehbaz Sharif in the Parliament. He said, ‘Pakistan being on center stage with its Muslim brother countries in contributing to peace in Gaza and Palestine is a diplomatic victory.’ During this, while referring to Pakistan’s nuclear test in 1998, he said that at that time the world had done a lot to us.

‘US President called 5 times’

According to the report of Pakistani newspaper Dawn, Ahsan Iqbal started his speech by mentioning the nuclear tests conducted by Pakistan in 1998. He said, ‘We set an example of Pakistan’s independence and sovereignty when the then US President called five times. At this time, there was pressure on Pakistan from all over the world, but we showed courage and conducted the nuclear test.

There is no threat to Pakistan while we are there: Ahsan Iqbal

On opposition party’s protest, he said, ‘There is no need to teach us about the defense and integrity of Pakistan. We are the protectors of Pakistan’s independence and sovereignty. He stressed that there can be no threat to the integrity and sovereignty of Pakistan with PML-N (Shahbaz Sharif’s party) in power.

He said, ‘Muslim countries have taken an initiative to stop the bloodshed in Palestine. The opposition is refusing to accept peace for the people of Palestine. If the government had decided not to join the peace board, opposition members would have alleged that Pakistan was not given any importance, it was isolated.

US President Donald Trump formally announced the proposed Board of Peace on Thursday (22 January 2026) on the sidelines of the annual conference of the World Economic Forum in Davos. During this time India was not present on the stage. India had received an invitation to join the initiative, but has not yet officially accepted or rejected the proposal. However, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif was present at the signing ceremony.

To whom did both of them point from the stage?

While signing Trump’s Board of Peace, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif whispered something in the ear of the US President. After this, both the leaders started laughing by pointing towards the crowd sitting in front. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who grew up at the mercy of America, does not leave any chance to appear close to Trump.

Apart from India, these countries did not participate

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among several global leaders invited by the US President to join the board announced as part of the phase two ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Apart from India, France, Britain, China, Germany and many other major countries also remained absent from the unveiling ceremony of the ‘Peace Board’ despite invitation.

#WATCH | US President Donald Trump, along with other members, including Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif signs the ‘Board of Peace Charter’ in Davos, Switzerland.

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— ANI (@ANI) January 22, 2026

Will help in solving wars in the world: Trump

While addressing the unveiling ceremony, Trump described this board as a very unique initiative for the world. “This board, together with the United Nations, can help resolve wars not only in West Asia, but elsewhere too,” he said at a ceremony to mark the signing of the board’s manifesto. However, he did not clarify how the board would cooperate with the United Nations.

Which countries are included in Trump’s peace board?

India is pushing for a ‘two-state solution’ to the Palestine issue, in which Israel and Palestine live side by side in peace and security within recognized borders. The countries joining the peace board include Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarus, Egypt, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia and Vietnam. Many countries including Germany, Italy, Paraguay, Russia, Slovenia, Turkey and Ukraine have not yet given any clear response despite the invitation.

Purpose of America’s Peace Board

Trump’s ‘Peace Board’ is being projected by the US as a new international body to bring peace and stability in Gaza and beyond. This initiative is leading to speculation that the ‘Peace Board’ may emerge as a rival body to the United Nations. Originally, this ‘peace board’ was to be tasked with overseeing governance and coordinating funding for the reconstruction of Gaza, which has been devastated by the Israeli military’s crackdown over the past two years.

US President Donald Trump participated in the Board of Peace Charter in Davos on Thursday (22 January 2026). Trump signed the peace board’s charter on Wednesday (January 21). The purpose of this organization is to resolve international conflicts and a fee of 1 billion dollars will be charged for its permanent membership. From the stage of the World Economic Forum, Trump claimed that everyone wants to be a part of this board and everything is going well.

Peace has been established in the Middle East: Trump

Donald Trump said, ‘This is one of our most important meetings, which is known as the Board of Peace. This is the occasion for the official formation of the Gaza Peace Board. Peace has been established in the Middle East. No one had even thought that this would be possible. We have stopped 8 wars and I hope another war is going to end soon. Last month, 29,000 people were killed in Ukraine-Russia, mostly soldiers.

Trump warns Hamas to give up weapons

During this, Donald Trump warned Hamas to give up its weapons. He said, ‘Hamas was born with a rifle in its hands. If they do not fulfill their promise and do not give up their weapons, we will eliminate them. Trump said that 59 countries are participating in initiatives aimed at establishing peace in the Middle East, which is an indication that they have shown their support for his proposed peace board.

Trump ready to talk to anyone for peace: Marco Rubio

Trump took out a pen, signed the documents and, smiling, held them out towards the camera. After this, other global leaders also started coming forward to sign two by two. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke after Trump at the Peace Board conference in Davos. He said that Trump is ready to talk to anyone in the path of peace. He said, ‘No one thought that there would be a solution to all these people held hostage in Gaza.’

US President Donald Trump has once again taken a big step in international politics. Eight major Muslim countries on Wednesday (21 January 2026) announced to join the Board of Peace formed by Trump. With this decision, a new debate has started regarding the arrangement after the Gaza war and the resolution of global disputes.

Muslim countries included in Trump’s Board of Peace include Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Qatar and United Arab Emirates. All these countries have agreed to send their representatives to the board. This board has been created under a special mandate of the United Nations Security Council, whose primary objective is to monitor the post-war situation in Gaza. The time limit of this board has been fixed till 2027.

Trump’s big plan ahead of Gaza

Although the current focus of the board is Gaza, Donald Trump does not want to limit it only to this area. Trump intends to make this platform a center for resolving major disputes and conflicts around the world in the future. For this reason, he has emphasized on including those countries which are considered to have influence in global politics.

Why America is considering this as its diplomatic victory

The most special thing about this board is that it will be headed by Donald Trump himself for life. To become a permanent member, each country will have to pay a membership fee of one billion dollars. The board will hold a limited number of meetings a year, while a separate Gaza Executive Board has been formed to handle Gaza-related matters.

Linking Saudi Arabia to this initiative is being considered a major diplomatic achievement for Trump. Trump had been appealing to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to join this board for a long time. After Riyadh’s consent, the White House is presenting it as a major success.

Russia’s entry increased the stir

Meanwhile, Trump has also revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin has accepted the invitation to join this board. According to Trump, only those people who have real power and influence will be included in the board. He said in a joking tone that if only weak or ineffective people are kept in it, no concrete results will be achieved.

Concern increased in western countries

There is uneasiness visible in many western countries regarding this initiative of Trump. Some diplomats believe that this board could weaken the traditional role of the United Nations. The Prime Minister of Slovenia has made it clear that his country will not be a part of this board. They argue that its scope is too wide and it could harm the existing structure of the United Nations.

Common message of Muslim countries

The eight Muslim countries included in the board have said in a joint statement that they are supporters of a just and lasting peace based on the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and an independent state. He believes that this initiative can prove to be an important step towards stability and security in West Asia.

How many countries have received invitation

According to the information, invitations have been sent to about 60 countries to join the ‘Board of Peace’. Israel, Egypt, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarus, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Morocco, United Arab Emirates and Vietnam have already agreed to join. Whereas Sweden, Norway and Italy have distanced themselves from this board. Spain says that European countries are deciding a collective stand on this issue.

Pope also got invitation

This initiative can be gauged from the fact that Pope Leo has also been invited to join the Board of Peace. The Vatican has said that this proposal is being considered and no decision will be taken without a complete review.

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Amidst the ceasefire efforts related to the Gaza crisis, different reactions are emerging at the international level regarding the ‘Board of Peace’ proposed by US President Donald Trump. While many countries have agreed to be a part of this initiative, some European countries have distanced themselves from it. India’s stand is not clear at the moment and New Delhi is still considering various aspects of this proposal.

US President Donald Trump has proposed the formation of a ‘Board of Peace’ under the second phase of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The objective of this board is said to be to advance the permanent peace process in Gaza and ensure international cooperation in handling the post-war situation. For this, formal invitations have been sent to leaders of many countries of the world, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Why is India not responding immediately?

According to PTI, sources related to this matter say that India has not yet taken any final decision regarding joining the board. India is thoroughly reviewing the diplomatic, political and strategic aspects related to this initiative. Since the issue related to Gaza is extremely sensitive, India wants to consider all possible implications before taking any decision. At present, no official statement has been issued by the government on this subject.

Which countries distanced themselves from the board

There is a lot of hesitation in Europe regarding this proposal of Trump. France, Norway and Sweden have rejected the invitation to join the ‘Board of Peace’. Apart from this, the executive branch of Britain, China, Italy, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, Singapore, Slovenia, Croatia and the European Union have not yet taken any clear decision.

Which countries agreed to Trump’s proposal?

Many countries have accepted the invitation of the US President. Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarus, Egypt, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Morocco, United Arab Emirates and Vietnam are ready to join this board. Pakistan has also agreed to support this initiative.

How many countries were invited?

According to a White House official, invitations to join the Board of Peace have been sent to about 50 countries. Of these, about 30 countries are expected to become part of the board. However, the detailed list or methodology in this regard has not yet been made public.

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US President Donald Trump is forming a ‘Gaza Peace Board’ to develop Gaza, in which Russian President Vladimir Putin has also been invited by Trump to join. Kremlin has said that this proposal received from America is being considered.

“In fact, President Putin also received an offer to join this peace board through diplomatic channels,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, the official residence and office of the President of Russia, told reporters.

What did Russia say on America’s invitation?

He said, ‘We are currently studying all the details of this proposal and hope to contact the US side to clarify all the details.’

PM Modi and Shahbaz Sharif also received invitation

Many other countries have also received proposals from America to join this organization. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Shahbaz Sharif have also received invitation to join the peace board. The US President inaugurated this board under the second phase of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Israel and Hamas agreed to Trump’s peace plan in October.

America’s plan for peace in Gaza

The US is presenting the board as a new international body to bring peace and stability in Gaza and beyond, leading to speculation that it could also respond to other global conflicts. Russia sees the Gaza Peace Board as a US attempt to create a rival to the UN organization, which would have a broader jurisdiction, Russia’s Channel 1 TV said in its political program ‘Pryamoi Efir’ (live broadcast) on Monday.

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Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has received an invitation from US President Donald Trump to join the Gaza Peace Board. The statement said that Pakistan will remain involved in international efforts for peace and security in Gaza, so that a permanent solution to the Palestine issue can be found in accordance with the United Nations resolutions.

After this, it is believed that this step of America may increase the problems of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, because Pakistan openly supports Hamas and has been opposing Israel from the beginning. Apart from Pakistan, Donald Trump has also invited Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi to join the Gaza ‘Board of Peace’. This information has been given by both the countries. Let us tell you that this board will oversee the temporary governance of Gaza.

What did Türkiye and Egypt say
Türkiye’s presidential office said it had received a letter from Trump, inviting Erdogan to join the panel. Egypt’s Foreign Minister said in a press conference that Trump’s invitation is being reviewed.

Who is included in the panel
The White House said on Friday that an executive panel has been formed to implement Trump’s Gaza peace plan, which includes US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, World Bank President Ajay Banga, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. This panel will oversee the portfolio ranging from governance and regional diplomacy to raising funds and investment for reconstruction.

According to the White House statement, the broader ‘Board of Peace’ will provide strategic oversight and ensure accountability during Gaza’s transition from conflict to development. The US plans to deploy an international stabilization force and appoint a high representative to coordinate governance, security and reconstruction efforts in Gaza under the transition.

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