Britain "opened the back door" to Biden

A few days ago, many foreign media reported that foreign leaders must not take their own special cars while attending the late queen's funeral in the UK, and they must take the British buses. However, according to the British "Times" on the 12th, Britain "opened the back door" to the US President Biden and others when he implemented this strict regulation.

Relevant parties in the UK estimate that foreign heads of state or representatives who may participate in the late queen's funeral may be expected to be as many as 100 people. Previously, the British government had already proposed a schedule to most national leaders attending the funeral, asking them to gather at the designated place to take a closer to the place to take a collection and take the ride of the designated locations to take the place to take a break and take a ride. The bus traveled to the funeral site Westminster Cathedral.

Earlier, a British diplomat, who had not been known as before, complained: "Can you imagine Bayeng sitting in a bus?" In the Times quoted a report from sources close to British seniors, the US President worshiped It may really not be necessary to rush to the funeral scene by bus. Sources said that Biden had been allowed to ship from the United States to the United Kingdom from the United States, and could take his own special car to participate in the funeral.

The source also said that in addition to Biden, based on security considerations, French President Macron, Emperor Deren Deren, and Israeli President Herzog also "may be allowed to take his own special transportation." A British official also told the media that "it is obviously inappropriate for the G7 leaders to sit in the bus." As for other guests participating in the funeral, the British side is still trying to ask them to choose the travel method in accordance with the British arrangements as much as possible.

It is reported that, in addition to the above -mentioned leaders mentioned above, foreign leaders who have confirmed to participate in the late Queen's funeral are the Prime Ministers of New Zealand, Canada and Australia, and the president of Germany and South Africa. The report also emphasized that this funeral will not invite former state leaders, such as former US President Trump. In addition, the new British Prime Minister Tras will also meet with leaders in G7 countries such as Biden and Macron during this funeral.

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