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Trump addressed annual results and plans in Congress

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Trump addressed the annual results and plans in Congress
On Wednesday, February 25, 2026, US President Donald Trump delivered his traditional address before both chambers of Congress. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

He reviewed the results of his administration's one year in office, emphasizing that the country has become a stronger and more developed state than ever before in its history. During his speech, the President spoke about the achievements of the American economy and future plans.

Trump noted the administration's success in curbing inflation and lowering fuel prices as significant accomplishments. He announced that over 18 trillion dollars in investments have been attracted to the US economy.

However, independent experts express doubts about the accuracy of these figures. Additionally, the President stated that the introduction of customs duties on foreign goods will serve to protect the domestic market and help reduce income taxes in the future.

On foreign policy matters, Trump listed a number of achievements. He highlighted the release of Israeli hostages and the cessation of eight wars as important results of his administration.

Regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, he mentioned that such a conflict would not have started if he were still in power. The President's speech was met with intense debates in Congress.

Democrats criticized his immigration policy and expressed their discontent. Before the session began, one Democrat was forced to leave the hall for holding up an anti-racism poster.

At the same time, hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the Congress building opposing Trump's policies. They accused the President of harshness towards migrants and closeness to Russia, holding various slogans.

There are differing opinions on how Donald Trump's economic reforms and customs policies will affect the global market. While these reforms may strengthen the domestic market, there is also a possibility of negative impacts on international trade relations.

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