White House response to the request of the Freedom Statue to extradite to France

White House spokesman Caroline Liwit made a News conference on Monday at a news conference by Rafael Gluxman, a representative of the Moderate Party of the Public Square in the French Parliament.

Gluxan on Sunday accused the US government of “supporting the tyrants” and demanded that Washington was sent to Paris.

According to Newsweek, Europe has shown a negative response to US President Donald Trump’s approach to ending the Ukrainian war, and many European allies and supporters who support the continuation of the war with Russia claim that Donald Trump is trying to open his talks with Russia. Trump did not participate in his initial efforts to negotiate with Russia Ukraine, and later insisted that Kiev “has no card to play.”

Gluxman, a staunch defender of Ukraine, accused the US government of “changing their positions on values” at a party gathering.

“Send us the statue of freedom,” Gluxman told the US government. We say to the Americans who have chosen the tyrants and have chosen to expel the researchers for the sake of scientific freedom: “Give us the statue of freedom.”

“We presented this statue to you as a gift, but it looks like you are hate,” he continued. So it will be great if it’s home again. “

France donated the statue of Freedom in New York in the year 6 to celebrate the coalition with the United States.

The statue was sent to the United States at the time as a fragmentation of the French Navy, the Izer, and entered the United States in year 6. In year 6, installation of this structure was completed on American soil.

“We will not send the statue of freedom to France,” a White House spokesman said in response to a question about Gluxman’s request. In response to that anonymous French legislator, it is only for the sake of America that the French do not speak German now. They should be appreciated by our country. “

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