Germany’s Merz, confident Trump is committed to NATO – National

German Prime Minister Friedrich Merz said a day after meeting with the President Donald Trump The White House was open to meet with a US leadership and returned to the faithful of Washington NATO.

Merz, Oval office meeting and Trump, expanded his lunch in constructively, and at the same time, the two leaders expressed differences in Ukraine, he said.

“Yesterday I expressed a different position on Ukraine than a meeting in Ukraine in the Oval office, but we discussed only in detail on lunch.”

Thursday the White House Meeting sat next to the first time. In May, Merz, Merz, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other world leaders, including Cyril Ramaphosa, prevented the clashes in cyril Ramaphosa.

Two leaders opened with good words. Merz, Germany’s headstad, the President of the president, Fryedrich Trump’s birth certificate, presented Trump. Trump called Merz’i “a very good person.”

The leadership of the United States is open to the discussion, listens and is ready to accept different views.

Add that the dialogue should go in both ways: “Let’s stop talking to Donald Trump with a lifted finger and wrinkled nose. You should talk to him, not.”

He also called on the Senators in Capitol Hill, who called to recognize the scale of the Russian Charter, he said.

“Please take a look at what Russia’s armament is going on, and what is happening there; you do not know what happened.” “In short, you can talk to them, but you should not intimidate yourself. Anyway there is no tendency.”

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Speaking English fluent, Merz stressed the need for transatlantic trust and reminded that the allies are the matter, he said.

“If we do not want, we will have been going to have been in the United States for a long time,” he said. “But you also need partners around the world, and the Germans, especially the Germans are the most suitable partners.

“This is the difference between authoritarian systems and democracies.

He noted that the United States has increased defense costs to NATO, especially Germany and others. In the past, Trump suggested that the US member states could leave their obligations in the union if the defense costs do not meet their goals.

“I have not doubted that the American government has gone to NATO, especially we all said that we can defend ourselves in Europe and said that this expectation is not unfounded.”

“We have been free athletes of American security guarantees for years and now we change this.”