‘Diaper Photo’ Raises Questions Over Donald Trump's Health, Know All Details

Washington: A photo of Donald Trump has raised widespread questions about the health of the US President. The photo, which was taken during the '60 Minutes' interview last week, at the ABC studios has gone viral. In the photo, Trump, seated on a chair, appears to have a big bulge on his back. Speculations went wild that Trump is wearing an adult diaper, which caused the big bump seen in the photo.

However, there is no confirmation on whether Trump was wearing an adult diaper inside the ABC studio. The 79-year-old is not known to wear adult diapers. Additionally, besides his chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) diagnosis, which is common for people of his age and leads to bruises on his body from time to time, there are no reports of any abnormal decline in Trump's health.

What did Donald Trump tell NATO?

U.S. President Donald J. Trump offered counsel to NATO nations, stating, "...You cannot give nuclear weapons to Iran... because they will use them very quickly against Israel, in the Middle East, and in Europe as well. And I believe we would be next—and that is not going to happen... They have 159 ships. Every single one of those ships is currently sitting at the bottom of the ocean..." Following these remarks, Donald Trump once again mocked Emmanuel Macron, claiming that he had forced him to accept higher drug prices by threatening to impose 250% tariffs.

What did Donald Trump say about Iran?

Trump stated, "Iran is not adhering to the agreement we envisioned; we will ensure it is properly enforced and will not withdraw prematurely, only to face this very same problem three years down the road." Addressing rising oil prices, U.S. President Donald Trump remarked, "Other prices are quite low, though gasoline prices remain high. However, once this is all over, you will have a world—specifically regarding Iran—that is free of nuclear weapons. If you allow Iran to possess nuclear weapons, the world will be in grave danger. Therefore, that is simply not going to happen..."

On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed skepticism regarding the prospects of a deal with Iran, stating that he was not "pleased" with the proposals submitted by Tehran, citing delays in the negotiation process. The White House has officially informed Congress that, despite the continued presence of U.S. armed forces in the region, it considers the conflict with Iran to be "concluded." Trump added that he was "not entirely certain" whether the United States would ultimately be able to reach an agreement with Iran.