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Trump and UK Leader Discuss Gaza Aid, Ukraine at Scotland Summit

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President Donald Trump met with the United Kingdom’s prime minister at his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland to address urgent global challenges, including food aid for Gaza, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and trade issues. The meeting blended high-level diplomacy with Trump’s signature promotion of his luxury golf properties.

Upon arrival, the prime minister and his spouse were greeted warmly by Trump, who proudly showcased the coastal resort. While the setting was informal, discussions quickly turned to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where reports of widespread hunger have drawn international concern. The prime minister urged the United States to play a greater role in delivering aid to the territory, stressing the severity of the situation.

Initially, Trump focused on past American contributions, noting that the United States had already provided substantial food assistance. However, when pressed by reporters about distressing images of malnourished children, Trump acknowledged the urgency of the matter. “I want them to make sure they get the food,” he said, referring to future talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump emphasized that Israel bears significant responsibility for ensuring humanitarian supplies reach civilians, given that the United States and its allies are already providing funds and resources.

The summit also touched on the war in Ukraine, with both leaders reaffirming their commitment to addressing Russian aggression. Additionally, trade tariffs and the broader U.S.-U.K. relationship were discussed.

Following the meeting, Trump invited the prime minister to travel aboard Air Force One to Aberdeen, where he owns another golf course and is preparing to open a third. The new course, set to welcome the public in mid-August, is expected to benefit from the publicity surrounding Trump’s visit. Protests took place near the site, with some demonstrators voicing opposition to Trump’s leadership. One critic, identified by the Associated Press as Jean Abbot, accused Trump of undermining democratic values.

Despite differing interests in leisure activities, with the prime minister not being a golfer, the visit concluded with a light-hearted exchange. Trump praised the renovations he made to Turnberry since acquiring it in 2014, while his counterpart invited him to a football match in the future.

As Britain works alongside Jordan to airdrop humanitarian supplies into Gaza, both leaders signaled a willingness to coordinate further on aid delivery and global security concerns. The meeting underscored how diplomacy can take place in unconventional settings even on the rolling greens of a world-class golf course.

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