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The rhetoric extended further, with Trump claiming Britain was no longer “the Rolls-Royce of allies” and dismissing elements of its military capability. When asked more recently about the state of relations, he responded bluntly: “Not good, not good at all.”
Against that backdrop, the royal visit carries diplomatic weight. Efforts to repair and stabilize the relationship have long relied on symbolism and dialogue, and this visit appears to follow that tradition. According to reports from BBC, King Charles is expected to address Congress, emphasizing unity and shared history.
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