Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Trump wuxuu si weyn u soo dhaweeyay booqashada rasmiga ah ee Xi Jinping
Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump wuxuu si gaar ah u soo dhaweeyay Madaxweynaha Shiinaha Xi Jinping markii uu gaaray dalka Washington, iyadoo ay ka dhacday munaasabad weyn oo ay ku jiraan diyaaradaha milatari iyo xafladaha rasmiga ah ee guri weynaha.
Munaasabadda soo dhaweynta iyo diyaaradaha milatari
Xi Jinping wuxuu gaaray dalka Washington, halkaas oo uu Trump iyo First Lady Melania Trump ku soo dhaweeyeen Joint Base Andrews, iyagoo isku xiray gacmo la isku xiray. Peng Liyuan, xafiyadda Xi, ayaa sidoo kale ka qayb-gashay munaasabadda.
Diyaaradaha B-1 bombers ayaa ku dhacay oo dhulka ka dhigay cod weyn, halkaas oo sidoo kale ku jira diyaaradaha F-22 iyo F-16 ee ku xiran dhulka, iyadoo ay ku jiraan ciyaaraha barwaaqo-sooranka ee ciidamada milatari.
Mawduucyada la hadlayo iyo xiriirka ganacsiga
Mawduucyada ugu muhiimsan ee la hadlayo ayaa ah AI, ganacsiga, Iran iyo Taiwan, iyadoo la filayo in la gaaro heshiisyo cusub. Scott Bessent iyo He Lifeng ayaa horey u wada hadlay mawduucyada AI iyo xiriirka ganacsiga.
Labada dhinac ayaa ogolaaday in heshiiska ganacsiga la sii wado ilaa January 10, 2027, iyadoo la filayo in la gaaro heshiisyo cusub oo ku saabsan AI iyo xiriirka ganacsiga.
Culayska siyaasadda iyo arrimaha gudaha
Senator Roger Wicker ayaa sheegay in Trump uu xusuusto in Xi Jinping uu yahay madaxweyne aan dooran, iyadoo arrimahan ay ku jiraan xiriirka Iran iyo ganacsiga.
Trump wuxuu sheegay inuu diyaar u yahay inuu ka hadlo arrimahan, iyadoo la filayo inuu ka hadlo arrimahan gudaha iyo xiriirka Iran.
US President Donald Trump personally greeted Chinese President Xi Jinping on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews, marking a rare display of courtesy to launch a three-day state visit aimed at easing tensions between the two superpowers.
A Rare Personal Welcome
Mr Trump and First Lady Melania Trump shook hands with Mr Xi and his wife Peng Liyuan as a military band played and two B-1 bombers flew overhead. Six F-22 fighter jets and six F-16s were staged on the tarmac in a show of military might.
The personal airport greeting is a notable departure from tradition, as Mr Trump was denied a similar welcome when he visited Beijing in May. The last such welcomes at Andrews were by President John F. Kennedy in 1962 and President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1959.
Agenda of AI, Trade and Iran
The two leaders are expected to discuss artificial intelligence, trade, Iran and Taiwan during their talks on Thursday. Preliminary discussions between US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and his Chinese counterpart He Lifeng included creating a communication channel for AI concerns.
Both sides agreed to extend a tariff trade truce until January 10, 2027. However, expectations of any breakthroughs are low, with analysts saying the main aim is to maintain a fragile diplomatic and trade truce between the world's biggest economies.
Criticism and Domestic Pressure
Republican Senator Roger Wicker said: 'Our commander-in-chief should keep in mind that his guest is a brutal, unelected and oppressive dictator.' Trump has played down the need to bring up the allegations of Chinese help for Iran, justifying it on the grounds that both Beijing and Washington spy on each other.
The Iran war's effect on fuel prices has sent Trump's approval rating plummeting to historic lows ahead of midterm elections in November. China had begun to look past Mr Trump, whose second term ends in early 2029, and is in many ways playing for time and using the truce to consolidate its position.
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