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Trump in Irland: Ukraine für hohe Energiepreise verantwortlich

US-Präsident Donald Trump fordert die Ukraine auf, Angriffe auf russische Dieselanlagen zu stoppen, weil sie der Weltwirtschaft schaden. Die Erklärung gab er während des Besuchs in Irland ab,

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00:00Well, day two of US President Donald Trump's visit to Ireland
00:03very much underway with a heavy focus on golf.
00:06He is down in his golf club in County Clare
00:08where he's watching the Irish Open Golf Tournament.
00:11He'll present the winner with the trophy later on this evening.
00:14He'll be accompanied also by Irish Prime Minister Thijak Míhor Martin.
00:18Yesterday he had a whole day of events,
00:20in particular at the US Ambassadors Residence, which is just behind me,
00:23where he gave a wide-ranging speech
00:25but very much pressed home on his desire to see the unification of Ireland,
00:30Northern Ireland, with the Irish state.
00:31This is something that was largely put to bed in 1998 with the Good Friday Agreement.
00:36But Irish government sources have said that this is something
00:38that Donald Trump frequently brings up with the Irish government
00:40and he's the one who introduced this conversation.
00:43He believes that it's a merger that he thinks will be much more logical.
00:47Of course, the UK government does not agree
00:49and we know that the Irish Taoiseach will speak to Andy Burnham,
00:52the UK Prime Minister, later in this week.
00:55Donald Trump also updated the government in relation to talks
00:59between the Ukrainians and the Russians and the peace efforts there,
01:02saying that there is some progress.
01:04He also said he hoped that the war in Iran would end soon.
01:07He spoke to press about that.
01:08And the Irish government did also respond to him
01:11in relation to his comments about immigration,
01:13where he said that immigration, or too much immigration,
01:16was killing Europe.
01:17The Irish government said that immigration is down in Ireland.
01:20And also he said that he would return here potentially next year.
01:24Shona Murray, Euronews, Dublin.
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