Boris Johnson, Biden and Macron link arms in display of unity at Nato summit
Telegraph, 24 Mar 2022
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PM Boris Johnson, US President Biden and France's President Macron link arms in a display of unity at a Nato summit to discuss support for Ukraine.
It comes as the United States and Britain say they will work together to ship more liquefied natural gas to Europe, the British ambassador to Washington said on Thursday, as officials aim to ease European countries' dependence on Russian energy.
"We are working with the Americans to get more LNG into Europe," Karen Pierce, the United Kingdom's ambassador to the United States, told MSNBC.
"We've come to an arrangement with the Port of Baltimore. ... The LNG terminal in Baltimore will ship more LNG to the UK, and we'll ship it onto Europe," she added, calling it "a transition" measure.
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PM Boris Johnson, US President Biden and France's President Macron link arms in a display of unity at a Nato summit to discuss support for Ukraine.
It comes as the United States and Britain say they will work together to ship more liquefied natural gas to Europe, the British ambassador to Washington said on Thursday, as officials aim to ease European countries' dependence on Russian energy.
"We are working with the Americans to get more LNG into Europe," Karen Pierce, the United Kingdom's ambassador to the United States, told MSNBC.
"We've come to an arrangement with the Port of Baltimore. ... The LNG terminal in Baltimore will ship more LNG to the UK, and we'll ship it onto Europe," she added, calling it "a transition" measure.
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