Trump still apparent pro-EU

brussels - Unlike previous words of Donald Trump, the US remains strong behind the European Union. With that message has been the US Vice President Mike Pence Monday to Brussels.

'Today, we reaffirm our commitment. We must be strong and united, 'he said in a statement to the press together with the European Minister Donald Tusk. According to the Republican he had been sent by President Trump that message to Brussels.

'We're separated by an ocean but united by our shared heritage', he smeared Europeans syrup to the mouth.

About the American currency in relation to the EU there was a lot of confusion. Trump welcomed the Brexit, and there did not seem to hurt as the Union would further overwhelm each other. Thus he put decades of American foreign policy at risk. The US was just always very supportive of European cooperation that care was taken for stability. '

If the words of Pence may be believed, then the ranks can be closed again. Pence was to the satisfaction of the Europeans, too strict with Russia. The US will hold Moscow to international agreements, he said. However, he stated that the US will seek a restoration of relations with the country. 'President Trump thinks that's possible,' he said. It seemed as if he himself not very strongly believed in.

Pence has meetings with several European leaders. Besides Tusk spoke with foreign minister Federica Mogherini. This afternoon he will still find Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. Later today he goes along to NATO where he speaks with Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.