Trump Says He Will Meet Several European Leaders in Ireland
US President Donald Trump indicated plans to hold meetings with multiple European leaders in Ireland, an official said, without providing further specifics.
US President Donald Trump said he will meet with several European leaders in Ireland, according to a report by TASS.
An unnamed official cited in the report noted that the United States was actively engaged in trade discussions, but did not provide further details on the substance, timing, or participants of the planned meetings.
No additional information was made available regarding which European leaders would attend, the agenda for the talks, or the specific location within Ireland where the meetings would take place.
TASS did not report further comment from the White House or from European officials confirming the planned engagements.
This report will be updated as more details become available.
Sources
- Trump says he will meet with several European leaders in Ireland — TASS (Russia)
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