Paris: The stormy consequences that Trump has launched soon will not end

French Prime Minister François Bayero said Tuesday that his country needs to reduce his budget to the urgency to counter US President Donald Trump as a result of Russia’s “hostility” and a trade war by US President Donald Trump.

According to Reuters, Bayer said at a press conference on the eve of sensitive talks over the budget of his country, saying that Trump’s tariffs have launched tariffs and that the US president’s decision to turn away from his country’s traditional allies has led to the collapse of trust around the world.

“The US president has started a storm that is not going to end soon,” he said of France’s special vulnerability due to the growing debt and budget deficit than European counterparts.

The French prime minister noted, “Now it is as if the consequences of the war were not enough, the tsunami has been unstable to shake the planet.”

Referring to Trump’s controversial treatment of Wallodimir Zelnsky and his verbal allegation with the Ukrainian president at the February summit at the White House, he said: “The world of the destruction of coalitions that no one was able to imagine has witnessed.”

The Bayero statements come as French President Emmanuel Macron has been trying to pursue a cautious path in his international diplomacy, and is less likely to protest Trump than his prime minister, who has traditionally addressed the domestic people.

Michel Barney, who was Prime Prime Minister Michel Barry, was overthrown in December last December after trying to approve a budget for the year, which was expected to be reduced to reduce the budget deficit.

Bayer also warned that France should break its habit of spending more than its income, including more work and improving the efficiency of government services.

“This is an evil cycle, a dangerous and potentially irreversible trap, and we must fully recognize it and clarify its full consequences for the French people,” he added. “This risk is politically unjustified and morally unacceptable.”

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