London Mayor Sadiq Khan issues first statement after Donald Trump calls him ‘nasty person,’ says ‘delighted’ to hear that…’

London Mayor Sadiq Khan replied after US President Donald Trump mentioned him as a “bad person” during his visit to Scotland. Speaking next to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Trump said, “I am not a fan of the mayor. I think he did a terrible job, the Mayor of London… A bad person.” However, although he did not like Khan, he still wanted to visit London.

This interpretation points to the last episode between Trump and the Mayor of London in a long -standing word war. The two clashes several times over the years. In his previous period, Trump described Khan as a “stone cold loser, and Khan described Trump as a kör poster child for racists”.

In response to Trump’s last comment, a spokesman for Sadiq Khan’s office, said the mayor was “satisfied” to hear that Trump wanted to visit London. Emphasizing the multicultural character of London, spokesman said, “How our diversity is not stronger, weaker, wealthy, not richer, not poorer,”– A point that can refer to Khan’s background as a Muslim.

The spokesman is also a clue to political differences between the two leaders – under the presidency of Trump, a record number of Americans for British citizenship.

Although the relationship between the two was tense, Khan accepted the importance of maintaining good relations with the US. After returning to Trump’s White House recently, Khan said, ım Let’s keep our fingers cross that this president is different than the last president. ” He also reminded the public that Trump is the US elected leader.