Look What Trump Just Did On His First Day Back To Work He’s Not Messing Around Anymore
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Date: 2017-06-06

Look What Trump Just Did On His First Day Back To Work – He’s Not Messing Around Anymore

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President Trump has been back home for less than 48 hours and is already hitting the ground running. After having a highly successful trip abroad Trump is not wasting any time letting grass under his feet. You see, while Trump was overseas he had the opportunity to sit down with Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during G7 summit in Italy. During this sit down the two powerful world leaders were able to hammer out tougher sanctions for North Korea.The White House said this in a statement on Friday. President Trump and Prime Minister Abe agreed their teams would cooperate to enhance sanctions on North Korea, including by identifying and sanctioning entities that support North Korea’s ballistic missile and nuclear programs,” the White House said after the two men held a one-on-one meeting in Sicily.“They also agreed to further strengthen the alliance between the United States and Japan, to further each country’s capability to deter and defend against threats from North Korea,” the statement said.And, now that Donald Trump is home he pushing forward with those plans.
It has been reported that the United States has sent a third aircraft carrier strike force to the western Pacific region. This is an apparent warning to North Korea in order to deter future ballistic missile and nuclear programs from moving forward. The that has been dispatched is the Nimitz carrier strike group. It will join the USS Carl Vinson and the USS Ronald Reagan that have already been deployed to the region.Here is more from Conservative Tribune:The Japan News reported that the Nimitz strike group would be deployed to the region for a six-month training mission. While the Nimitz is supposed to replace the Vinson, both carriers may be in the Korean Peninsula area “until the end of the mission transfer.” VOA noted that the presence of three carrier strike groups in the same region was an extremely rare occurrence.
The news came one day after Japan and the United States agreed to enforce more serious sanctions on North Korea at the G7 summit in Italy. It also came one day before the latest missile test by the North Korean government.