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Trump announces his son will repay Russian oligarch for wedding celebration

The U.S. president said Friday that Donald Trump Jr. will reimburse Umar Kremlev, a Russian businessman who covered expenses related to his wedding in the Bahamas in May.

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France 24 — Français

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday that his son Donald Trump Jr. will repay Umar Kremlev, a wealthy Russian businessman, for expenses related to his wedding celebration held in the Bahamas in May, according to statements reported by France 24.

According to the same source, Umar Kremlev had covered part of the costs associated with the event. This financial arrangement raised questions about potential risks of foreign influence around the U.S. presidential family.

Trump did not specify, based on available information, the exact amount of the sums in question or the timeline for this repayment.

The matter comes amid heightened scrutiny in Washington regarding financial ties between foreign nationals and the circle of American political officials, particularly when it involves figures connected to Russia.

The White House provided no additional details about the exact circumstances of this initial coverage of expenses or Umar Kremlev's motivations for financing part of the wedding expenses.

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