Nigel Farage (L) said he disagreed with Trump (R) and insisted that Northern Ireland is an “integral part” of Uk.
US President Donald Trump ’s remarks backing a united Ireland have drawn a sharp response from Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who said he disagreed with the US President and insisted that Northern Ireland is an “integral part” of the United Kingdom. Trump, speaking alongside Irish premier Micheál Martin at Farmleigh House in Dublin during his two-day visit to Ireland, said he would “love to see” Ireland unified and suggested that it was likely to happen eventually. I have friends on both sides, great people,” Trump said when asked about Irish unity.
“I don’t want to cause any problems. “It’s going to happen eventually. You know what? The way I look at it, it’s going to happen eventually. It may as well happen now. Farage, who has generally been a strong supporter of Trump, publicly disagreed with the US President over the issue. “Northern Ireland is a proud and integral part of the United Kingdom. The people of Northern Ireland neither want a referendum nor unification. I disagree with President Trump,” Farage wrote on X.
“Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom,” Badenoch said, adding that the Conservative Party would “always defend the union”. I like Trump, I’ve backed Trump,” Lowe said. “The American President is talking about breaking up our country. This is unacceptable, this is insulting.