Trump out of criticism of mayor London

washington - US President Donald Trump has fiercely addressed the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. That twittered after the attacks that the residents of London were not to be alarmed by the increased presence of armed forces, an unusual image for England.

Trump responded fiercely to Twitter. 'Seven deaths and 48 injured and the mayor of London says there is no reason for panic. 'However, Trump quoted only a part of Khan's Tweet, which is the first Muslim mayor of London. He left that Khan aimed at the presence of armed forces.

The US president called for 'political correctness.' 'He also adopted the attacks to reiterate for the introduction of his controversial entry ban.

Trump responded fiercely to Twitter. 'Seven deaths and 48 injured and the mayor of London says there is no reason for panic. 'However, Trump quoted only a part of Khan's Tweet, which is the first Muslim mayor of London. He left that Khan aimed at the presence of armed forces.

The US president called for 'political correctness.' 'He also adopted the attacks to reiterate for the introduction of his controversial entry ban.

At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!"

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 4 juni 2017