Trader Trump’s secret Pakistan deal exposed: New danger to India’s security?

In a powerful broadcast from the Orient Belt Tiles Studio, anchor Pratima Mishra opened ABP News’ Bharat Ki Baat with a hard-hitting report on former U.S. President Donald Trump’s global business pursuits—now raising serious concerns for India.Once a statesman, Trump is now being labeled “World Trader Donald Trump,” with a growing portfolio of billion-dollar trade and arms deals. These include $142 billion with Saudi Arabia, $1.2 trillion with Qatar, and $225 million with Turkey. A separate mineral deal with Ukraine, allegedly pushed through IMF pressure, has also come under scrutiny.However, what truly alarmed Indian observers is a secret cryptocurrency deal between Pakistan and World Liberty Financial (WLF), a company reportedly controlled by Trump’s close aide Betri Vitkov. According to ABP’s investigation, Trump’s family—including his sons and Jared Kushner—hold a 60% stake in the firm.The crypto deal was signed in Islamabad with the Pakistan Crypto Council, an organization barely a month old, in the presence of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir. This sudden and high-level endorsement has raised red flags, especially as the agreement came days before the terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir.“Could this deal be tied to extremist financing?” Mishra asked on-air, pointing to growing fears of indirect terror funding under the guise of trade.The segment highlighted how Trump’s business outreach now includes countries like Pakistan and Turkey—nations long linked to anti-India elements. Experts suggest these moves could be part of a broader U.S. strategy to check India’s global rise.The controversy deepened with a cryptic Instagram post from former FBI Director James Comey—"8647"—interpreted by Trump supporters as a possible assassination threat, especially after Trump recently survived a rally shooting.As the broadcast closed, Mishra raised a pressing question: “In the name of business, are global peace and India’s security being compromised?” The segment called for greater scrutiny of Trump’s post-presidency business dealings and their geopolitical consequences.

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