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A viral video is circulating on social media which captures a conversation between former US President Donald Trump and UFC superstar Khabib Nurmagomedov. The impromptu meeting took place at UFC 302 in Newark, New Jersey, where Trump made a surprise appearance during a match.
During the event, Nurmagomedov, who was in his teammate Islam Makhachev’s corner, engaged in a discussion with Trump. In the video, Nurmagomedov appears to urge Trump to intervene and end the conflict in Palestine, stating, "I know you're gonna stop all this Palestine war." Trump responds affirmatively, declaring, "We're gonna stop it. I'm gonna stop it," followed by a handshake between the two.
Watch their conversation:
Khabib: I know you will stop the war in Palestine.
— Globe Eye News (@GlobeEyeNews) June 2, 2024
Donald Trump: We will stop it. I will stop the war. pic.twitter.com/Ve7eshXF1B
The interaction between Trump and Nurmagomedov has gone viral quickly among MMA enthusiasts. Former UFC title challenger Jake Shields commended Nurmagomedov for seizing the opportunity to convey his concerns to Trump. However, Shields expressed skepticism regarding Trump's stance, citing his unwavering support for Israel. Shields remains doubtful about whether Trump will alter his position but acknowledges the impact of Nurmagomedov's message.
Love seeing Khabib tell Trump to stop the genocide
— Jake Shields (@jakeshieldsajj) June 2, 2024
Overall I like Trump much more than Biden but his unequivocal support for Israel is a deal-breaker for me
Almost all of his funding comes from ultra zionist so he's unlikely to switch directions but still good hes hearing it https://t.co/QgSkAMiLMS
While Trump has never publicly commented on the conflict in Gaza, reports suggest his firm stance against pro-Palestinian demonstrations on US college campuses. Referred to as 'Radical Revolution,' Trump's approach raises questions about the sincerity of his purported commitment to end the Palestine war, as suggested in the viral video.
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