Mr. Donald Trump, former President of the United States. said yesterday that he denied US media reports that He told an Australian businessman secrets about US nuclear submarines. They met at his home in Florida shortly before Mr Trump left office.

Mr. Trump denied these news reports. He posted a message on the social media platform he owns, Truth Social, calling the news "false and laughable" and claiming without evidence that This story was created by prosecutors trying to destroy his chances of returning to the presidency.

The New York Times reported this, citing an anonymous source. State the name of the Australian businessman. It was Anthony Pratt, the billionaire who runs one of the world's largest packaging companies, who received information about the submarine during his meeting with Mr. Trump. At Mar-a-Lago Trump's private residence in Florida, while ABC News, which first broke the story, said Pratt had forwarded sensitive details about the US submarine to Trump. Several others, while the New York Times said the information Mr Trump disclosed could endanger the US nuclear submarine fleet.

Federal prosecutors have launched an investigation into Trump over allegations that He is in possession of secret documents at Mar-a-Lago. After he left the position of leader of the United States And US officials have asked Pratt twice for information about the incident. And he may be called by federal prosecutors to testify in the prosecution of Mr. Trump. which is scheduled to begin in May next year. In Florida.

Source: Thai News Agency