Between the Tariff War between Washington and Ottawa, US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday made a phone call of about 50 minutes, where he discussed the fantanel smuggling and business. Reuters of the news agency quoted sources as saying that American Commerce Secretary Howard Lutynik and Vice President JD Vance were also on call.
CTV News later cited a source, claiming that Trump and Trudeau phone calls “warm” several times. Although the specific details of the conversation were not shared, they mostly revolving around Phantenile smuggling and elections in Canada, the report states.
The teams of both nations will continue the discussion on Wednesday, the Reuters quoted a source who did not give the details.
After a long conversation, the US President shared the details on his social truth stage, where he accused the Canadian leader of using the business issue to remain in power.
Trump wrote, “That (Trudeau) was unable to tell me when the Canadian election was being held, which made me curious, like what is happening here? I realized that he was trying to use the issue to stay in power.”
Trudeau, who is the Prime Minister of Canada since 2015, decided to step down in early January. However, he will resign after a new leader of his Liberal party is elected.
Increasing concerns over phenomenal smuggling, Trump claimed that synthetic opioid continues to enter the United States via Canada and Mexico. He said that his discussion ended on “some extent” on a cordial note. ,
“Justin Trudeau of Canada, called me to ask what could be done about the tariff. I told him that many people have died of the fennels that come through the boundaries of Canada and Mexico, and I am not sure that it has stopped. It is better. He said that it is better, but I said, ‘I said,’ I said, ‘I said,’ I said, ‘I said,’ I said, ‘I said,’ I said, ‘I said,’ I said ‘. Gaya!
