Donald Trump calls France America’s “oldest ally” and calls their partnership a force for peace
Washington, DC: French President Emmanuel Macron underlined the two countries’ commitment to “long-standing peace” while former US President Donald Trump referred to France as America’s “oldest ally” and referred to their alliance as a force for peace.
Trump said, “France is America’s oldest ally,” in a post on X. From the start, our beloved collaboration has been a force for peace, freedom, and prosperity. Donald J. Trump, the president.
In response, Macron emphasized France and Trump’s shared mission, stating, “We share the goal of establishing a strong and lasting peace with President Donald Trump. France and the United States of America will always be on the same side of history.
Trump said that he had a virtual G7 meeting with Macron, during which he once again called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau the “Governor” of Canada. The third anniversary of the war between Russia and Ukraine was the topic of conversation.
“Today, I spoke at the G7 Summit in the Oval Office with French President Emmanuel Macron. The current G7 chair, Canadian Governor Justin Trudeau, called the summit to commemorate the third anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine War, which would never have begun if I were president.
I underlined the significance of the crucial “Critical Minerals and Rare-Earths Deal” between the United States and Ukraine, which we hope will be signed very soon, and everyone stated their desire to see the war stop. In addition to helping Ukraine’s economy flourish as this brutal and barbaric war draws to a close, this agreement, known as an “Economic Partnership,” will guarantee that the American people recover the tens of billions of dollars and military hardware that were given to Ukraine, Trump wrote on Truth Social. He said that he was actively negotiating a settlement to the crisis with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“In addition, I am having serious talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the conclusion of the war and the significant economic development deals that the US and Russia will undertake. “The talks are going really well,” he continued.
