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UK told U.S. it was Brussels, not London, threatening Irish peace

Published 23/09/2020, 07:42
Updated 23/09/2020, 10:40
© Reuters. Britain's Foreign Affairs Secretary Dominic Raab is seen outside Downing Street in London

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said he told the U.S. government during a recent visit to Washington it was the European Union, not the United Kingdom, that was threatening the Good Friday Agreement that brought peace to Northern Ireland.

The British government has put forward new legislation that would breach the Northern Ireland protocol, a part of Britain's divorce deal with the EU that seeks to avoid border checks between British-ruled Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland.

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has warned Britain that it must honour the Good Friday Agreement as it withdraws from the European Union, or there would be no separate U.S. trade deal.

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All uneducated folks - go back to school- you don‘t know even what the difference to the withdrawal agreement which must be applied and the meaning of a free trsde sgreement- uneducated folks.- that also the reason Johnson got 80% stupidly - you don‘t own your own senses and that is why your government can say anything and you all believe - go back to school
UK's assertion that Brussels threatened NI peace deal is correct One of the terms the UK willing signed to in the NI peace deal was no infrastructure on the Irish border and that is still what the UK envisions. It is Brussels wanted to put infrastructure at the NI border to check EU customs.
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