Did Donald Trump Compromise US-India Relations for Family Business Interests in Pak? Ex-US NSA Jake Sullivan's BIG Claim

Trump ‘sacrificed’ India ties: What are his family’s business interests in Pakistan?

Former US NSA Jake Sullivan has slammed Donald Trump, telling a podcast that the US president has sacrificed India ties for his family’s business deals with Pakistan. This has put a spotlight on the American leader’s business interests in Pakistan — ranging from a cryptoventure to rare earths

‘Trump threw away India ties over business deals with Pakistan’—former US NSA Jake Sullivan

Sullivan warned the move could cause ‘huge strategic harm’ to Washington’s own interests. His remarks come a day after Trump called India-US trade ties a ‘disaster’ & ‘totally one-sided’.

Did Donald Trump compromise US-India relations for family business interests in Pak? Ex-US NSA Jake Sullivan's BIG claim

In a recent interview, former NSA Jake Sullivan claims that Trump prioritised business ties with Pakistan over strengthening relations with India, raising concerns about trust among US allies.

"Trump Threw Away India Ties For Family's Pakistan Deals": Ex-US Official

Former US National Security Advisor (NSA) Jake Sullivan has accused President Donald Trump of jeopardising America's ties with India to favour his family's business deals in Pakistan.

'Trump Sacrificed India Ties For Family's Business Deals With Pakistan': Ex-US NSA Sullivan

Joe Biden-era NSA Jake Sullivan claimed that US President Donald Trump has sacrificed United States' ties with India for his family's business deals with Pakistan.

Trump sacrificed India ties for family's Pak deals: Ex-US NSA Jake Sullivan

US President Donald Trump has sacrificed India ties for his family's business deals with Pakistan, said Biden-era NSA Jake Sullivan. In an outright conflict of interest, the Trump family is involved in a crypto venture in Pakistan even as the US President mollycoddles Pakistani army chief Asim Munir. The US should have boosted tech talent and economic ties with India, said Sullivan.