British Prime Minister disappointed, called the tariffs imposed by US as unjustified

On Monday, British Prime Minister Theresa May and US President Donald Trump had a 30-min duration phone call which is labelled as “constructive”, according to Downing Street as the two leaders decided to talk over this issue later at the G7 summit in Canada in coming week. The Prime Minister defined her dissatisfaction and called the act of US imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum as “unjustified”.

According to the Prime Minister that they know the significance of the standards of the open and fair trade across the world since the US, UK and EU are the close national security associates. She further showed the concern regarding the need to protect the jobs as they would possibly be affected by the verdict and decided to converse this and broader issues of free and fair trade globally at G7 summit later in the week.

The two leaders also spoke about the oil markets constancy in North Korea, the conflict in Yemen counting the presence of Iran there. The two settled on working altogether to counter disrupting regional movement in Iran which includes its sustenance for Houthis in Yemen as both the Britain and Washington are at chances over Iranian nuclear agreement.

• [Editor:janita]