The British ambassador told the Trump administration was uncomfortable

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Washington, Patr. US President Donald Trump has said that Britain’s Ambassador Kim Diroch is not working in the interest of his country. This link to Trump has come after the publication of some confidential messages from the British ambassador.

In these messages, the British ambassador described the Trump administration as unreasonable and inept. Obviously, the ambassador’s thinking has affected the special relations of the United States and Britain.

British Prime Minister Terryza May expressed full confidence in his ambassador but expressed dissatisfaction with his thinking.

Ambassador Darrow wrote in a message to Britain that President Trump’s career could end in a humiliating situation. The White House internal dispute has reached to the extent of ridding the other.

We can not believe that this administration (trump administration) will do more than normal. In diplomatic matters, this administration is clumsy.

The Trump Administration is working on America’s first policy. These confidential email messages have been published in the Sunday Sunday newspaper.

On questions asked on these messages, Trump said, they have not seen the message, but by the conduct of Ambassador Darrow, it can say that he is not doing good for Britain. We do not consider such a person as good. His words do not make any difference to us.

Significantly, Trump had visited Britain for the second time in June as the President. At that time, Queen Elizabeth II herself received her. Here in London, the Prime Minister Teriez’s spokesman has said that the ambassador’s work has to express his opinion about the government relating to honesty without any hesitation.

However, the Terrazas government does not agree with the analysis of Diroch. Public messages are unacceptable. Britain’s Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt has said that the ambassador has this person thinking about the Trump administration, this does not agree with the British government.