Trump recalled the signature under the final communique of the G7 summit

US President Donald Trump withdrew the American signature under the final communhemist of the G7 summit in Quebec. He wrote about this on Twitter on the way to Singapore.

Trump explained that he took such a step due to the performance of the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: he promised to respond to the US-introduced duties on Canadian goods. “We Canadians are polite and reasonable, but we will not allow ourselves to trace,” Trudeau said.

Trump claims that in non -public negotiations, Trudo did not warn him about the response economic measures. "Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau behaved so meekly and gently during our meetings on the G7, only to give a press conference after I left and say that" the US duties were a kind of insulting "and he" would not allow itself to clean, "Trump wrote in response. In his opinion, Trudo" behaved very dishonest and weakly. "

According to Reuters, Trudeau representatives, in turn, said that the Prime Minister at the press conference "did not say anything that he had been talking about before."

Trump's decision undermines confidence, but is not surprising, said German Foreign Minister Haiko Maas. "In a matter of seconds, you can destroy trust with the help of 280 signs on Twitter," said the diplomat. According to him, Trump acted in a similar way when he broke a nuclear deal with Iran and left the Paris Climate Agreement.

In the commander, following the meeting, the leaders of the G7 countries expressed their readiness to accept further anti -Russian sanctions so that Moscow "feel their impact", and also urged to stop "undermining democratic systems."

France President Emmanuel Macron said that Russia will be returned to the Eight only if the Minsk agreements are met to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. He expressed the hope that this would happen to the next annual G7 summit, which should be held in the French Biarrice.