Trump: $Billion Boeing Deal with Bangladesh

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U.S. President Donald Trump claimed on social media platform X on August 30 that he reached a new deal with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, with Bangladesh committing to spend billions of dollars to purchase more Boeing aircraft, significantly increasing their initial order. In the post, Trump called himself "the Greatest JOBS President in American History" and emphasized that he works tirelessly every day to create millions of high-paying jobs, drive trillions of dollars in investment, and reinvigorate the economy.

Trump wrote: "Just this week, President Trump and the Prime Minister of Bangladesh made another incredible Deal, with Bangladesh committing to spend Billions of Dollars to buy more Boeing Aircraft, significantly increasing their initial order. Our President is Making America, and our partners, Great Again!"

The White House has not issued an official statement on the deal, and Boeing has not immediately responded to requests for comment. Specific terms and delivery schedules of the agreement remain unconfirmed.

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