Underwestern rebellions

The presidential administration of France Emmanuel Macron urged Washington to comply with the norms of international cooperation. So in the Champs Elysees, they responded to the review by US President Donald Trump to the American signature under the Communist of the G7 summit, Le Monde reports .

In Paris, they called "an unprecedented insult in the more than 40-year history of the G7 Group G7" Trump's refusal to sign. "Cooperation at the international level should not depend on outbreaks of anger or dismissive remarks," the administration of Macron emphasizes.

"We spent two days to develop the text (commander. - Ed.) And determine the obligations of the parties in it. We adhere to them and believe that the one who refuses the agreements shows his inconsistency and insolvency," the Eliseisian palace said.

On Sunday morning, the press secretary of the German Chancellor Angel Merkel said that Berlin still supports a joint statement following the results of the G7 summit. Later, the head of the FRG FRG Haiko Maas noted that Trump's refusal from the signature undermines confidence, but is not surprising. "In a few seconds, you can destroy trust with 280 signs on Twitter," said the diplomat. According to Maas, Trump acted in a similar way when he broke a nuclear deal with Iran and left the Paris Climate Agreement.

Trumpannounced the recall of the American signature under the final communhemist of the G7 summit in Quebec, explaining this by the behavior of the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: the head of the Canadian government promised to answer the introduction of new American import duties. According to Trump, during non -public negotiations, Trudo did not warn him about the response economic measures. The Canadian prime minister "behaved very dishonest and weak," Trump emphasized.

In the commander, following the meeting, the leaders of the G7 countries, among other things, expressed their willingness to accept further anti -Russian sanctions so that Moscow “feel their impact”, and urged the Putin regime to stop “undermining democratic systems”.