US Embassy Clarifies Stance on IRF Summit and Prayer Breakfast
The US government states it is not involved in organizing the IRF Summit or the National Prayer Breakfast. A US Embassy spokesperson clarified that participants' views do not represent the government's stance. Information on the events is available on their respective websites, refuting claims of Trump's invitation to BNP leaders.

- Country:
- Bangladesh
The US Embassy in Dhaka has clarified that the US government is not managing or influencing participation in the IRF Summit or the National Prayer Breakfast.
According to a spokesperson, these events are distinct from any government-organized forums and participants' views are not representative of US policies.
The announcement responds to reports of Donald Trump inviting Bangladesh Nationalist Party leaders to the events, which are independently organized.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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