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The White House has listed India among the countries with which President Donald Trump claims to have secured new and improved trade agreements, despite the interim trade deal not yet being formally signed. The claim appears in a document titled 'President Trump's Second Term: Promises Made, Promises Kept, Results Delivered', which lists 127 promises Trump has kept. The document states that Trump secured new and improved trade agreements with major U.S. trading partners, including India, using tariffs as leverage. However, the joint statement issued in February announced only a framework for an interim trade agreement, with both sides stating they would work towards finalizing it. The deal has not yet been signed, and the first tranche is going through legal drafting. The 127-item list was released as Republicans fight to keep control of both chambers of Congress.
The White House also highlighted a $54 billion agreement with South Korea and Taiwan to develop a natural gas pipeline in Alaska, claiming South Korea is committed to the project. Seoul maintains that its participation remains subject to a commercial viability review.
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