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Washington – At an economic summit of world leaders in Canada on Monday, President Trump weighed on the Israeli-Iranian conflict, telling journalists that Iran “would like to speak, but they should have done it before.”
He told journalists by meeting the prime minister of the seven-year-old group, Mark Carney, whom Iran had “to conclude an agreement”. The president confirmed that he had seen messages from Iran, through intermediaries, indicating a wish to defuse.
“They would like to speak, but they should have done it before,” said Trump. “I had 60 days, and they had 60 days. On the 61st day, I said:” We do not agree. “They must conclude an agreement, and it is painful for both parties.
Asked about what it would take the American army to get involved in Iran’s situation, the president said: “I don’t want to talk about it.”
The summit, just outside Calgary, is in the form of tensions between Israel and Iran Boil, now in their fourth day of open conflict. A G7 declaration project on Iran has been launched, but Trump does not plan to sign the declaration, said US officials. An American official said Trump will continue to work so that Iran cannot get a nuclear weapon. The draft declaration discusses the surveillance of Iran, calls on both parties to protect civilians and reintegrate commitments to peace, according to officials.
The meeting of world leaders takes place as the aid of Mr. Trump and senior American officials negotiate with these same allies Prices he imposed. The first time Mr. Trump’s calendar was the meeting with Carney, which Trump met last month at the White House last month.
“The G7 is nothing without American leadership and your personal leadership, management of the United States,” Trump told Trump.
“We have developed a very good relationship, and we are going to talk about trade and many other things,” replied Mr. Trump.
“I am a pricing person. I have always been a pricing person,” said the president alongside Carney.
The president said that he was planning to authorize China to join the group of world leaders and spoke of the President of the President of Russian Vladimir Putin of the group in 2014 after invading Ukraine and annexed Crimea.
“Putin speaks to me, he doesn’t talk to anyone else,” said Trump, while he was standing next to Carney, who seemed to lower his lips and periodically divert Mr. Trump spoke of Putin. “He doesn’t want to speak, because he was very insulted when he was thrown out of the G8. As I would be, as you would, as anyone would be. It was very insulting.”
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The rest of the day will include meetings with G7 leaders, as well as the traditional “family photo” of these leaders and a cultural event to top the night.
Trump’s attitude towards certain American allies as well as the price He was launched on friends and enemies we made relations with some of his more uncomfortable allies, an underlying current of conversations that Trump has on Monday. Trump’s reflections to Acquire Canada and Greenland have also stretched the United States relations with Canada.
When Mr. Trump met Carney At the White House, the newly elected Prime Minister clearly indicated that Canada – unlike Trump’s public reflections – is not for sale.
“As a real estate developer, you know, I am a property developer at heart,” Trump told journalists at the Oval Office. “When you get rid of this artificially traced line … When you look at this beautiful training when it is together, I am a very artistic person.”
Carney intervenes, using a language he believed that Mr. Trump as a real estate developer would understand.
“As you know in real estate, there are places that are never for sale,” said Carney. “We are sitting in one at the moment, the Buckingham Palace that you have also visited. And after meeting the owners of Canada in the countryside in recent months, it is not for sale, it will never be for sale. But the opportunity is in the partnership and what we can build together.”
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