Trump extends deadline for deal with Iran and approves construction of ballroom near the White House
US President Donald Trump extended the deadline for reaching a meaningful deal with Iran to limit its nuclear program. While in his previous statement he mentioned ten days, he now declared that the deal must be concluded within fifteen days at the most, otherwise "bad things" would happen. This change in the timeframe comes at a time of ongoing bilateral negotiations between the USA and Iran.
In domestic politics, another significant decision took place. The American Commission of Fine Arts, whose members were appointed in January by President Trump himself, approved his proposal for the construction of a spacious ballroom near the White House. The new structure is meant to replace the East Wing of the White House. The commission approved it practically unanimously, which underscores the coordination between Trump and the commission he appointed.
In the field of security and humanitarian aid, Trump continues building the Board of Peace, which has taken up activity to support stability in the Gaza Strip. The United States has pledged ten billion dollars for this initiative. During the board's first session, nine countries announced their contributions worth seven billion dollars, as well as the deployment of troops to the region. President Trump also announced that the Pentagon will release documents about UFOs, responding to long-standing public interest in this topic.
In domestic politics, another significant decision took place. The American Commission of Fine Arts, whose members were appointed in January by President Trump himself, approved his proposal for the construction of a spacious ballroom near the White House. The new structure is meant to replace the East Wing of the White House. The commission approved it practically unanimously, which underscores the coordination between Trump and the commission he appointed.
In the field of security and humanitarian aid, Trump continues building the Board of Peace, which has taken up activity to support stability in the Gaza Strip. The United States has pledged ten billion dollars for this initiative. During the board's first session, nine countries announced their contributions worth seven billion dollars, as well as the deployment of troops to the region. President Trump also announced that the Pentagon will release documents about UFOs, responding to long-standing public interest in this topic.
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Trump prekvapil: Pentagon zverejní dokumenty o UFO
pluska.sk
| 00:00 20.02.
Dohoda s Iránom musí byť uzavretá maximálne do 15 dní, inak to bude pre nich nešťastné, povedal Trump
hnonline.sk
| 23:10 19.02.
Trumpom menovaná komisia schválila projekt obrovskej tanečnej sály, ktorá nahradí východné krídlo Bieleho domu
hnonline.sk
| 21:10 19.02.
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