German Chancellor Friedrich Merz consulted with colleagues about dealing with US President Donald Trump before his first meeting scheduled for June 5. He clarified his allies in Germany that he would not oppose Trump, unlike Vladimir Zelyansky, whose February visit ended in a scandal, Bloomberg reports.
An official from Germany said that Massage was advised to allow Trump to run the conversation and in no case did not interrupt him. If the Chancellor interrupted the president's speech, he was advised to alleviate the situation, praising the American politician.
Moss, who can be in contact with hot and aggressive politicians, has promised that Trump does not openly oppose Trump, as Zelensky did, the agency writes.
Before the visit to Washington, Merz talked to European partners who were able to establish good relations with Trump.
In particular, the Chancellor asked for the Prime Minister of Italy Giorgio Meloni and the President of Finland Alexander Stub.
