Played golf and agreed on "necessary icebreakers": Trump's meeting with the President of Finland
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Alexander Stubb unexpectedly met with Donald Trump in Florida. The presidents played golf and discussed strengthening the partnership between the United States and Finland, including the development of icebreakers.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb unexpectedly visited American leader Donald Trump. The presidents played golf at Trump's estate in Florida and discussed the development of icebreakers. This is reported by UNN with reference to Trump's post on Truth Social and Reuters.
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According to the head of the White House, he and Stubb are "looking forward" to strengthening the partnership between the United States of America and Finland.
We look forward to strengthening the partnership between the United States and Finland, which includes the acquisition and development of a large number of icebreakers that are urgently needed for the United States, ensuring peace and international security for our countries and the world.
Donald Trump added that the President of Finland told him "strong words of support that the United States has become strong again."
The American president also published a joint photo with his Finnish counterpart while playing golf and noted that Stubb is a very good player.
"We won the men's member goal tournament at Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach County with legendary player Gary, Senator Lindsey Graham, and former Congressman and very successful TV host Trey Gowdy," Trump wrote.
As a reminder, Ukraine and Finland have agreed to create a coalition of civil protection shelters. During his visit to Helsinki, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, together with the President of Finland Alexander Stubb, visited the largest shelter in the capital of this country, which can accommodate 6,000 people.
