Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was expected to tell EU leaders last week that he was shocked by the state of head of US president Donald Trump, whom he met in mid-January at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. The Brussels portal informed about this Politico. Fico powerfully denied these reports and called them a lie.
Fico and Trump met in the United States on January 17. 5 days later, the Slovak Prime Minister participated in Brussels at an extraordinary EU summit on transatlantic relations convened in consequence to Trump's threats concerning Greenland's annexation.
It is in Brussels, behind closed doors, at an informal gathering of any EU leaders and advanced representatives, Fico was going to say that Donald Trump's intellectual state, as he observed in Mar-a-Lago, was shocking to him.
"Ficy's comment is peculiarly crucial due to the fact that it belongs to the most pro-rtrumpian politicians in Europe. After the meeting, he boasted on social media direct access to Trump and welcomed Washington's approach to ending the Russian war in Ukraine," he stressed. Politico.
The editorial board besides admits that no of the diplomats heard this opinion directly. another leaders who spoke to Fico were to inform them of its content.
The Slovak Prime Minister powerfully rejected the Politico report: “I firmly reject the lies of the hateful, probrexel portal Politico“He told the service Novinky. "This is simply a sad image of the liberal planet of politics and media: abuse of criminal law to destruct opponents, rejection of another opinions, media lies," added the Slovak Prime Minister.
Anna Kelly of the White home press office stated that these are “totally false reports of anonymous European diplomats who are trying to give themselves meaning.” The Mar-a-Lago gathering was described as "positive and productive".
A high-ranking Trump administration official, who participated in talks with Fico, said PoliticoThat he doesn't remember any awkward moments or inappropriate exchanges. He stressed that the gathering – which Fico himself sought – had a pleasant, average run and included respective informal talks.
This is not the first study suggesting that Trump's intellectual condition raises doubts. Left British diary The Guardian He analysed a number of his statements, indicating that the president of the United States acted last yearSquirrel, sometimes chaotic. The paper mentioned, among another things, falling asleep during meetings and the tendency to deviate from the subject and give long monologues.
Source: Novinky
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