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Trump wants to keep the UN headquarters in his hometown of New York

US President Donald Trump would not like the UN headquarters to be located not in New York, but in Brussels, Moscow or Beijing. It's from sb.by. ...

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Trump wants to keep the UN headquarters in his hometown of New York

US President Donald Trump would not like the UN headquarters to be located not in New York, but in Brussels, Moscow or Beijing. It's from sb.by.

Donald Trump. Photo from the archive
Donald Trump. Photo from the archive

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz told Fox News ahead of the high-level week of the 81st session of the U.N. General Assembly, “There must be a place in the world where everyone can come together, talk and bridge differences.”.

According to him, the US president wants it to be in his hometown, New York. “We don’t want the United Nations to be in Beijing, Moscow, Brussels,” Waltz said.

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