Donald Trump accused of sharing nuclear submarine details with Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt
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Former US President Donald Trump reportedly discussed "potentially sensitive" details of the Australian billionaire of US nuclear submarine program. Lock Points US media, Donald Trump reported that Anthony Pratt gave information about US Nuclear Subs The US media said that Donald Trump's Anthony Pratt's information about the US nuclear subs was interviewed by Federal prosecutors at least twice as a part of Mr. Trump's Classified Documents of Mr. Trump. interviewed by Federal prosecutors at least twice as part of Trump's classified documents, Mr. Pratt was praised by Trump as the "most successful man in Australia" during his visit to Industries in 2019. The American ABC news told Mr. Trump that Anthony Pratt told the so -called nuclear war headings under the United States and how much they could approach a Russian submarine without being identified. It is said that speech took place at the Mar-Lago club in Florida a few months after leaving post. In Australia, ABC, who is not affiliated to ABC, claimed that Mr. Pratt shared information with at least 45 people, including journalists and employees, as well as 10 Australian officials and three former prime ministers. The alleged talks with Mr. Pratt were not mentioned by Federal prosecutors when they accused Mr. Trump of the wrong written documents this year. However, ABC said that Mr. Pratt interviewed at least twice on the subject and was not sure whether the information was correct. The New York Times said that businessman was among dozens of people who were defined as possible witnesses who could witness the former president in trial. Mr Trump spokesman criticized that they define it as "illegal leaks" without "appropriate context and relevant information. A response was received from Mr. Pratt and ABC does not claim that he did something wrong. The special advisor Jack Smith, who prosecute Trump, refrained from commenting. The AUKUS agreement is not part of the conversation, but the shadow Foreign Minister says Anthony Pratt runs Pratt IndustriesVisy, whom the website says the world's largest special packaging, paper and recycling company ". In 2019, Donald Trump was praised by Donald Trump as "the most successful man in Australia" during a visit to a Pratt Industries factory in Ohio. "He [Mr. Pratt] said I would come here and I will spend $ 10 billion if you win the election."Said. ABC News, Mr. Trump's April 2021 speech, Mr. Pratt'ın Australia'nın Australia's proposal should begin to buy submarines after the reported. Australia's Nuclear Energy-Nuclear Armed Subs-AUKUS agreement was announced by Mr. Trump's successor Joe Biden about five months later. However, Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham said Mr. Trump would not be aware of the discussions behind the scenes. "It is important that we make a clear distinction between AUKUS and US officials."Said. "Ultimately, AUKUS made an agreement with Biden administration and Boris Johnson [forme
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly discussed "potentially sensitive" details of the Australian billionaire of US nuclear submarine program. Lock Points US media, Donald Trump reported that Anthony Pratt gave information about US Nuclear Subs The US media said that Donald Trump's Anthony Pratt's information about the US nuclear subs was interviewed by Federal prosecutors at least twice as a part of Mr. Trump's Classified Documents of Mr. Trump. interviewed by Federal prosecutors at least twice as part of Trump's classified documents, Mr. Pratt was praised by Trump as the "most successful man in Australia" during his visit to Industries in 2019. The American ABC news told Mr. Trump that Anthony Pratt told the so -called nuclear war headings under the United States and how much they could approach a Russian submarine without being identified. It is said that speech took place at the Mar-Lago club in Florida a few months after leaving post. In Australia, ABC, who is not affiliated to ABC, claimed that Mr. Pratt shared information with at least 45 people, including journalists and employees, as well as 10 Australian officials and three former prime ministers. The alleged talks with Mr. Pratt were not mentioned by Federal prosecutors when they accused Mr. Trump of the wrong written documents this year. However, ABC said that Mr. Pratt interviewed at least twice on the subject and was not sure whether the information was correct. The New York Times said that businessman was among dozens of people who were defined as possible witnesses who could witness the former president in trial. Mr Trump spokesman criticized that they define it as "illegal leaks" without "appropriate context and relevant information. A response was received from Mr. Pratt and ABC does not claim that he did something wrong. The special advisor Jack Smith, who prosecute Trump, refrained from commenting. The AUKUS agreement is not part of the conversation, but the shadow Foreign Minister says Anthony Pratt runs Pratt IndustriesVisy, whom the website says the world's largest special packaging, paper and recycling company ". In 2019, Donald Trump was praised by Donald Trump as "the most successful man in Australia" during a visit to a Pratt Industries factory in Ohio. "He [Mr. Pratt] said I would come here and I will spend $ 10 billion if you win the election."Said. ABC News, Mr. Trump's April 2021 speech, Mr. Pratt'ın Australia'nın Australia's proposal should begin to buy submarines after the reported. Australia's Nuclear Energy-Nuclear Armed Subs-AUKUS agreement was announced by Mr. Trump's successor Joe Biden about five months later. However, Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham said Mr. Trump would not be aware of the discussions behind the scenes. "It is important that we make a clear distinction between AUKUS and US officials."Said. "Ultimately, AUKUS made an agreement with Biden administration and Boris Johnson [forme