Behind closed doors, Trudeau says Trump’s threat to control Canada is real

On Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada made his first comments in response to President Trump’s repeated statements that he wanted to include in Canada and made the state 51.

Mr. Trudeau explained that Mr. Trump’s statements were not made in Jest, and it is believed that annexation is something Canada needs to deal with a serious threat.

It is believed that he knows why Mr. Trump covers Canada.

“I suggest that the Trump administration does not only know the number of important minerals we have, but this may be the reason that they continue to talk about our absorption and make us in the state 51.” In Toronto, according to the people in the room who listened to his comments.

The news media was asked to leave the room while Mr. Trudeau made his comments, but at least from the news outlets, Toronto Star and CBC, they managed to hear and register it. Mr. Trudeau’s office refused to provide details of what the Prime Minister said.

“They are completely aware of our resources,” Mr. Trudeau added, and they want to be able to benefit from these. “

He continued: “But Mr. Trump is in mind that one of the easiest ways to do this is to absorb our country. This is a real thing.”

Mr. Trump was talking about the inclusion of Canada for weeks, as he laid the basis for plans to impose a 25 percent tariff on Canadian exports to the United States.

On Monday, Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Trump agreed to postpone 30 days to definitions after Canada pledged to adopt a tougher plan to secure its borders with the United States.

During the comments on correspondents on that day at the Oval Office, Mr. Trump again raised the state’s case. He said: “I would not see it, Canada has become our fifty -first condition.” He added: “I would like to see that, but some people say that will be a long chance.”

Canada is the home of 31 minerals that are decisive for use in various industries, including for electric car batteries, solar panels and semi -conductors. Among them, Canada gives priority to Li -biithium, graphite, nickel, copper, cobalt, rare land elements as part of a strategy to put itself as a leader in the global transition away from fossil fuels.

Francois Philip, the Minister of Industry in Canada, said the supply chain is deeply integrated, and the health of the American economy depends on Canada.

“This is about Canada, confident,” Mr. Shampian told reporters at a meeting on Friday.

As part of its plan to enter the definitions, Canada is implementing the border security plan in response to the accusations of Mr. Trump that the country contributes to the “huge” trafficking in the fentanel to the United States, although Canada is responsible for a small part of the fentianel crosses the border.

These measures include 10,000 dedicated employees on the border, as well as helicopters, drones and dog teams. The government also said it would call the “Ventanil Caesar” to lead the response.

“We must be very deliberate about how to continue to participate closely with the United States to prove the issue and to prove that Canada is responsible for a small part of the Fantaneel problem in North America,” Mr. Trudeau told business leaders. But we are also affected by this tragedy. “