President Donald Trump officially confirmed that the planned visit of King Charles III to the U.S. capital will not be canceled. This statement was made after the recent attack that occurred during the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
President Donald Trump confirmed that the upcoming visit of King Charles III to Washington will not be canceled. This statement was made despite the recent attack that occurred during the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The information, originally published by "European Truth," was voiced by Trump in an interview with Fox News.
During the interview, Donald Trump was asked about possible changes to the visit plans due to the shooting that took place. The American president replied: "Yes, that's a good question. There are a lot of little nuances. You're trying to confuse me, as I do all the time. It's an important question."
Trump then expressed his sincere admiration for the King of the United Kingdom, emphasizing his eagerness for the upcoming meeting. He stated: "First of all, King Charles is coming, and he is a wonderful man. We are looking forward to it. He is truly a fantastic person. And a wonderful representative. And he is brave."
The U.S. president also touched on the topic of the King of the United Kingdom's health, noting his resilience. "He has a health issue, as you know, it's a well-documented problem, and he is behaving remarkably. In fact, he is very brave. And he is my longtime friend. So, he will come, and we will have a great time. And he represents his country like no one else," Trump added.
Earlier, the chief secretary to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer had already reported that the UK government is actively engaging with U.S. security services. This cooperation is aimed at thoroughly organizing King Charles III's visit to the U.S., especially in light of the recent shooting at one of Washington's hotels.
