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Donald Trump szydzi z Giorgii Meloni. Belgijski minister nie wytrzymał. "To ona jest liderką. Niech zostawi ją w spokoju"
Europa nadal potrzebuje Stanów Zjednoczonych do obrony kontynentu i będzie ich potrzebować jeszcze przez co najmniej kolejną dekadę, dlatego przywódcy powinni uważać, by nie zrazić do siebie Donalda Trumpa — powiedział w rozmowie z POLITICO belgijski minister obrony Theo Francken. Dał jednak jasno do zrozumienia, że istnieją pewne granice — zwłaszcza jeśli chodzi o ostatnie ataki Trumpa na premier Włoch Giorgię Meloni. — Oczywiście potrzebujemy go jako sojusznika, ale niech nie rusza Meloni.
Leave ‘Queen’ Meloni alone, Belgian defense minister warns Trump
BRUSSELS — Europe still needs the U.S. to defend the continent for up to another decade, so leaders should be careful not to alienate Donald Trump, Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken told POLITICO. But Francken made clear there are limits — especially when it comes to Trump's recent attacks on Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. “Of course we need him as an ally, but don't touch Meloni. She's the queen of center-right in Europe. She's the alpha.
German defense chief opposes sharing intel with AfD
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius on Sunday said he is in favor of excluding potential far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) ministers in state administrations from being included in the sharing of classified information. He cited the AfD's close bonds with Moscow and Russian President Vladimir Putin as the main reason. “You only have to listen to the public statements of many, many AfD representatives.
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