Donald Trump Spoke to the British Prime Minister After Tension over the Falkland Islands
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The U.S. president resumed the dialogue with Andy Burnham after questioning British support for Washington. In parallel, Israeli Itamar Ben Gvir demanded that Israel recognize Argentine sovereignty over the Malvinas and sanction the United Kingdom for oil exploitation. Trump's entry again spoke to the British premier after using Malvinas to pressure London was first published in El Ciudadano.
Donald Trump held a telephone conversation this Monday with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, a few days after he suggested that the United States could review its position on the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands. According to British sources, the archipelago was not mentioned during the call.
The U.S. President and British Prime Minister maintained their first known contact on Monday since Trump suggested that Washington could review its position on the Falklands. Downing Street reported that they spoke of Ukraine, the Middle East, Iran and the Strait of Ormuz, but omitted any reference to the archipelago, amid a growing tension between [...]
US President Donald Trump held a telephone conversation this Monday with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, after the U.S. president opened the possibility of reviewing his country’s historic position on the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands. The conversation took place in [...]
The president of the United States had a telephone conversation with Andy Burnham. Downing Street’s official statement made no reference to the dispute over island sovereignty.
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