New Zealand burns top proplomat in London by returning Trump’s questions about History during Ukraine Chat

Sydney – New Zealand shooting its high prilllomat in London after comments “to President Trump History, Foreign Minister said. Russian attack of Ukraine.

The comments were “the most disappointment”, said New Zealand spokesman Winston Peters, including: “NZ government representatives and their position as the highest Commissioner in London.”

In time Peters said he would drive out a goff when making the same words any other land leader.

“It is very sad,” said Peters told reporters.

GOF, former Minister of Foreign Minister of Ukraine Peacefully by the Munich Agreement – Agreement between European power allowed Nazi Germany to portions of Czechoslovakia. That policy later will be accepted as the order of a limited and cited attacker as the failure of foreign policy leading to World War II.

Some have expressed fear of whether Mr. Trump can press Ukraine to accept a peace agreement where Russia is allowed to hold onto the exiled field.

“I read the talk of Churchill to CommMons’s house in 1938 after the Munich Agreement,” Goff said in London House in this week, watching the Gardener. “He turned to him (then Prime Minister Neville) of Chamberlain: ‘You have a choice between war and embarrassment. You have chosen not.

“President Trump has refreshed the churchill rust in the Oval office, but do you think you really understand the history?” Asked Goff.

The United States has a “reducing” joint intelligence with Ukraine after a serious breakdown between Kyiv and White House.

Mr Trump and Ukraine Leader Volymyy Labelanskyy had a public office in the Oval office last week, followed by the United States suspended valuable military assistance in Ukraine.