Is Donald $TRUMP biased towards Pakistan? Reports of crypto deal reveal disturbing details
Following a deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22—allegedly carried out by Pakistan-based elements—India responded with Operation Sindoor, targeting terror outfits across the border. Amid this fragile peace effort, a controversial cryptocurrency deal has drawn global scrutiny.
Trump-Linked Firm in Pakistan Crypto Pact
Reports reveal that World Liberty Financial (WLF), a company with 60% Trump family ownership, recently struck a deal with the newly formed Pakistan Crypto Council. The agreement raises eyebrows, particularly as it occurred just weeks before the Pahalgam attack.
The Pakistan Crypto Council aims to position Islamabad as South Asia’s crypto hub. Despite its infancy, it has already facilitated meetings between Zach Witkoff, WLF co-founder, and top Pakistani officials including PM Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief General Asim Munir.
Trump Sons in the Region Amid Deal Talks
Eric and Donald Trump Jr. were reportedly touring the Middle East in the weeks surrounding the deal, ahead of the POTUS’s diplomatic trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. Eric Trump also joined Zach Witkoff at a regional cryptocurrency conference, suggesting deeper involvement.
Middle East Ties and Financial Intersections
WLF’s stablecoin, USD1, has attracted backing from an Abu Dhabi state-backed firm for a $2 billion Binance investment. The convergence of Trump family business interests in both Pakistan and the Gulf region has raised questions in diplomatic circles.
White House Denial, Indian Unease
President Trump denied any knowledge of the deal, and the White House dismissed concerns of conflict of interest. However, with India closely watching, such associations may complicate Washington’s role as a neutral peace broker in South Asia.
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