Donald Trump says the United States strongly supports the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor and calls for changing how energy is transported in the region. He frames the proposal around the need to move oil and related infrastructure away from routes that pass through or rely on Iranian checkpoints.
Trump links the call to recent attacks on commercial shipping, saying they highlight the risk and the need to shift Middle East energy infrastructure. NDTV and Times of India report similar remarks, with Trump describing support for “getting oil out” through options such as pipelines or other means.
Across the outlets, the emphasis is on two points: continued U.S. backing for the corridor and a recommendation to reroute energy logistics to reduce exposure to Iranian control points. The reporting does not detail specific project timelines, locations, or financing arrangements, focusing instead on Trump’s stated policy direction.
