Donald Trump claimed at a White House state dinner Tuesday that King Charles agrees with him that Iran should never possess nuclear weapons, following bilateral talks between the two leaders. Royal aides are likely embarrassed by the remarks, as King Charles, as head of state, typically remains neutral on political matters, and Trump's characterizations of private conversations frequently conflict with the views of those involved.
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Donald Trump claimed at a White House state dinner Tuesday that King Charles agrees with him that Iran should never possess nuclear weapons, following bilateral talks between the two leaders. Royal aides are likely embarrassed by the remarks, as King Charles, as head of state, typically remains neutral on political matters, and Trump's characterizations of private conversations frequently conflict with the views of those involved.