‘We have always been friends’: Trump and Meloni make amends at G7
Trump and Meloni made amends at the G7 in Evian, joking about their recent spat over the Iran war. "We have always been friends," Meloni said.
‘We have always been friends’: Trump and Meloni make amends at G7
Trump and Meloni made amends at the G7 in Evian, joking about their recent spat over the Iran war. "We have always been friends," Meloni said.
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