Trump agrees with May: Russia contingency yield answers on chemical attack

WASHINGTON – US President Donald Trump concluded with British Prime Minister Theresa May that Russia contingency yield “unambiguous answers” about how a Russian-developed chemical representative came to be used opposite a Russian double representative in Britain, a White House pronounced on Tuesday after a dual leaders spoke.

“President Trump concluded with Prime Minister May that a Government of a Russian Federation contingency yield evident answers per how this chemical weapon, grown in Russia, came to be used in a United Kingdom,” a White House pronounced in a brief matter on a call. “The dual leaders concluded on a need for consequences for those who use these iniquitous weapons in extreme defilement of general norms.”