Kuala Lumpur: US President Donald Trump arrived in Malaysia on Sunday, landing at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in style. He was welcomed by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and was seen briefly joining a group of performers in a traditional Malaysian dance.

Social media buzz

The video of Trump dancing with Malaysian performers quickly circulated online, attracting widespread attention. Many social media users praised his energy, rhythm, and willingness to participate in local traditions, describing the moment as lively and engaging.

One user commented, "I love this man!". Another emphasised uniqueness, pointing out that few other presidents would perform such a dance at an official arrival. "Can you imagine any other President doing this dance at an official deplaning? Their poll's would plummet, but not Trump. It's why they love him," the user wrote.

A third observer wrote, "He's having a great time". "Love it!!! He should definitely go on a comedy tour after his term is up!" commented another user. Another user quipped, "He brings the dance everywhere he goes. Even the Malaysian PM was trying to get in on it…"

Trump's Asia mission

Trump's first event after arriving at the annual summit of ASEAN was attending the signing of Thailand and Cambodia's expanded ceasefire agreement on Sunday, whose threats of economic pressure prodded the two nations to halt skirmishes along their disputed border earlier this year.

Thailand will release Cambodian prisoners and Cambodia will begin withdrawing heavy artillery as part of the first phase of the deal. Regional observers will monitor the situation to ensure fighting doesn't restart.

This visit marks the beginning of a five-day trip aimed at strengthening America's presence in Asia and enhancing trade relations.

(with inputs from AP)