Meeting with Prime Minister Keram Senmerer focused on world security issues – from Russian invasion of Ukraine to the formation of conflicts in the Middle East.
US president Donald Trump arrives in the UK, starting his second visit to the state of history. At the stasted airport, he was met by British government officials and a honorary guard of the first Lady Melania. On Wednesday, September 17, reported by CNN, Reuters.
According to media reports, the program provides for a number of important events: Dinner at Winfield House – the official accommodation of the US ambassador – and a solemn welcome to Windsor Castle. There, Donald Trump will personally accept King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
The main point is to sign a significant agreement over $ 40 billion, planned to direct the development of artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, nuclear volume and energy systems and energy. For the UK, this agreement is an important opportunity to strengthen the national economy and get strategically investment.
In addition, the American president will also organize Prime Minister Keita Seniormer. The discussion is expected to focus on world security issues – from the situation in Ukraine due to Russian invasion of the development of conflicts in the Middle East.
However, the visit was not made without protests. In Windsor, Trump’s political opponents have organized an action with light projections accompanied by the arrest of some local police activists.
Earlier, European Commission president Ursula Von der Leyen, after a conversation with Trump, announced a 19 -19 -pack of sanctions against Russia.
Remember that Donald Trump spoke again about the agreement between Ukraine and Russia. Trump said the president of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky “had to go to the” to complete the war “, and the European countries – stop buying Russia’s oil.
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