Trump announces Kazakhstan's joining of normalization agreements.. and speaks about Hamas.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the arrival of the international stabilization force in Gaza is very close and that Gaza is doing well at the moment.

He added during a meeting with leaders from Asia that Hamas will have a big problem if it does not act in the way it has committed to, and so far things are going well.

He pointed out that there are countries that have volunteered to intervene if a problem arises with Hamas or any other issue to deal with.

In a different context, Trump said that Kazakhstan is the first country in my second term to join the Abraham Accords and is the first among many countries.

He added, "I had a great call with Netanyahu and the President of Kazakhstan, and more countries are moving towards peace and prosperity through the Abraham Accords."

He further stated, "We will soon announce an official signing ceremony, and there are many other countries seeking to join this power club."

He explained that "there is a lot on the way towards uniting countries for stability and growth."

Regarding Iran, Trump said that it "requested that we lift the sanctions that make it difficult for them to do what they want, and I am open to that."

Kazakhstan announced that it will join the normalization agreements with the occupation, known as the Abraham Accords, in a move described as symbolic given the existing relations between it and the occupying state.

The government of Kazakhstan stated in a statement that "our anticipated joining of the Abraham Accords represents a natural and logical continuation of Kazakhstan's foreign policy path based on dialogue, mutual respect, and regional stability."