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Nigel Farage disagrees with Trump over united Ireland comments

Nigel Farage disagrees with Trump over united Ireland comments

Donald Trump expressed a desire for a united Ireland, proposing it "may as well happen now" during his two-day visit. Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK and typically a Trump supporter, voiced his disagreement, asserting that Northern Ireland forms an integral component of the UK. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch called Trump's remarks "deeply unhelpful" and creating "unnecessary tension."

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