Trump Suggests He Could Withdraw His Support for the British Sovereignty of the Falklands
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President Donald Trump declared Monday that he did not rule out "revising" the US position of neutrality over the sovereignty of the Malvinas.
Statements arise after reports that the U.S. considers using this issue to pressure London to increase military spending
The British media reports that the withdrawal of Trump's support for the Falklands is to pressure London to increase its defense spending.
U.S. President said he "reviews all positions" after reports that Washington could use the islands as pressure on the UK in defense spending.
Donald Trump suggests that he could withdraw support for the United Kingdom in the dispute with Argentina over the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands.
US President Donald Trump has said his administration is reviewing the United States' position on the Falkland Islands, a remote archipelago in the South Atlantic administered by Great Britain. "I always review every position. This is just one of many issues," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office when asked about the issue of sovereignty over the islands. The US president did not elaborate on whether the review could lead to any change in Was…
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