Panama’s concern over Trump’s resort to military force

Panama officials are concerned about the consequences of US Preside Donald Trump’s resort to reclaimed military measures to reclaim the Panama Canal, given that no armed forces or experience There is no serious combat, they are.

“We think that if Trump does not do what he was, there is a possibility of doing some kind of retaliation,” the Financial Times said. So let’s see what options may be for the table negotiations. “

Local officials ierviewed by the Financial Times said they believe Trump “should respect the Panama flag” just as they respect the US flag.

Trump has claimed to recover Panama’s Canal since its first administration. The Financial Times quoted informed sources as saying that in a massive ierview with Panama Preside Juan Carlos Varila in a huge conversation, Panama’s then -ownership and tariffs on the Panama Channel and emphasized their dissatisfaction with existing mechanisms.

Speaking on Monday, Trump said in a speech on the occasion of his inauguration that he calls for the Panama Canal to recapture the United States again because he claims the channel to be governed by Panama by China.

He also accused Panama of obtaining a very high cost of US ships, including US Navy ships. Panama Preside Jose Raul Mulino has strongly condemned Trump’s statemes about his ieion to corol the Panama Canal.

Prior to the official start of his second term, Trump refused to ensure that the military was not resorted to reclaiming corol of the Greenland Island and the Panama Canal.

The Panama Canal connects the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean and reduces the time of the ship’s stimulation between the Atlaic and the Pacific and is considered one of the esseial waterways for iernational transport.

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