The head of Meta Corporation❶ Mark Zuckerberg was kicked out of the Oval Office in the White House. It is reported by NBC News, citing sources.
A meeting was held in the Oval Office with the participation of military leaders, which discussed the new F-47 stealth fighter.
"At some point in their meeting with President Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta❶, suddenly walked in. Concerned that he did not have a security clearance, officials asked the social media tycoon to wait outside, two people familiar with the meeting said, "the publication says.
It is noted that during the meeting, a young assistant also came into the office, who showed the president something on her laptop and left, and Trump's mobile phone rang a couple of times. In this regard, some officials left the meeting puzzled and a little worried, because they did not expect "more confidentiality at the meeting with the commander-in-chief." The participants of the meeting quietly discussed among themselves whether visitors and calls could compromise confidential information, and one of them asked if they should worry about the "drain".
As EADaily reported, at a joint briefing at the White House, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, tried to argue with Donald Trump, which caused the latter's anger. The US president reprimanded the guest, presenting him with an ultimatum. Later it was reported that Trump kicked Zelensky out of the White House.
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