During America’s Independence Day event, former President Donald Trump chose to do more than wave flags he addressed some of the most urge global concerns.

In a wide-ranging discourse with reporters and supporters, Trump chats with Gaza, Iran, and Putin in candid July 4 remarks, underscoring his perspective on international diplomacy and unresolved conflicts.

He said Hamas had given a “positive signal” to a 60-day ceasefire proposal and encouraged all parties to view it as a chance to finally end bloodshed in Gaza. On Iran, he claimed that U.S. strikes had set their nuclear program back “years,” although experts argue the situation remains tense and complex.

Perhaps most highlighted, Trump disclose he recently spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to him, the call was “frank but constructive,” touching on Ukraine, nuclear threats, and broader global stability. While no breakthroughs were announced, Trump state that maintaining dialogue is better than letting tensions rot.

The remarks, though delivered on a festive celebration, carried a weight that extended far beyond fireworks and parades. Trump’s critics called his comments oversimplified, but his supporters saw them as proof of his enthusiastic leadership style.

As the U.S. ready for another election season, Trump’s foreign policy stance remains a focal point. His July 4 message was clear: diplomacy, however difficult, is still possible and necessary in a world that feels increasingly on edge.