Trump "sold" Norway aircraft that exist only in the computer game Call of Duty

US President Donald Trump made a mistake by reporting Norway F-52 fighters Norway, which exist only in the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, The Washington Post writes. The American leader agreed during a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Ernaya Sulberg in the White House.

“In November, we began the supply of the first F-52 and F-35 fighters,” Trump said, adding that the order cost of $ 10 billion. The US President read from the sheet and, it seems, combined the number of aircraft with the letter F, which in the American classification means a fighter (Fighter), the newspaper notes.

At the Lockheed Martin defense enterprise, which produces F-35 fighters, said that Norway paid for the supply of 40 aircraft of this model and received 10 of them. The company did not say whether they have a F-52 fighter in development, the publication adds. White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders did not answer the Washington Post, whether Trump is a fan of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.

Players of this science fiction and first first-person shooter can control the F-52 fighter flying through the gorge, shoot a machine gun and missiles. And the scene itself resembles an air fight against the death star from the cosmic cinema "Star Wars: New Hope".

Trump's mistake caused a violent reaction in social networks. Users began to fantasize on the topic of how fictional aircraft sold by Norway look like.

Trump just said that we sold Norway F-52. Here is an exclusive photo of this new amazing aircraft.

Trump Just Said We are Selling F-52S to Norway. Here's an Exclusive Look at this New Excitation Aircraft. #f52 #Stablegenius pic.twitter.com/osn6kxnyar

- UNFAIRUNBALANCED (@unfairunBalancd) January 10, 2018

- Trump praised by the sale of Norway F-52, which exist only in the Call of Duty video game.
“Are you talking about this, Kurt?” Of course, they exist. They write about the same on the Internet.

You mean this one, kurt? Of Course it Exists. It's on the Internet. #F52 pic.twitter.com/bpkzyaf9zk

- Allie is #ThereSistance (@APS918) January 11, 2018

The capabilities of the F-52 are truly impressive.

The F-52's Capabilites Look Really Impressive Pic.twitter.com/wi2dziaqwt

- Alexander Clarkson (@aphclarkson) January 10, 2018

I probably should not do this. But I got plans for the super-secret F-52, which Trump mentioned yesterday. And I will go further and arrange a leak.

I PROBABLY SHOULDNIT do this. But i Obtained Plans for the Top-Secret #F52 Jet Trump Referred to Yesterday. And i'm Going to Just Go Ahead and Leak Them Geere. pic.twitter.com/rduroxizfh

- Guy in Chicago (@realguyinchi) January 12, 2018

Here is a super-secret fighter F-52, which Trump sold Norway.

This is the Super Secret #F52 Fighter Plane Trump Is Selling to Norway. #VEryStablegenius ; ) pic.twitter.com/ni92andnm5

- @yelobiafra (@lordjefury) January 11, 2018

Stop laughing at Donald Trump. I conducted some research here and yes, we sold Norway F-52.

Y'all NEED to Stop Making Fun of @realdonaldtrump i Was Able to do even Research and Yes We Sold Norway The #F52 Plane Pic.twitter.com/fmbs4bziqq

- Renegade Cowboy ⚓️ (@rene_gadecowboy) January 12, 2018

Users also shamed the Press Service of the White House, which wrote the word "Norway" with a mistake instead of Norway in the schedule of the American president. The bloggers recalled that in September 2017, Donald Trump, speaking at the UN, twice called the African state of Namibia Nambia. Later, the White House published the text of his speech with corrections.

FIRST #NAMBIA

Today We Were Introdued to the Prime Minister of #normy

The We find outt trump sold them a Bunch of #F52 FIGHTERS. That's genius. Surely The Work of the #Stablegenius #Thekakistocracy #sorryworld Pic.twitter.com/st1zqsoksokt

- Bryan Dawson (@bryandawsonusa) January 11, 2018

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