US President Donald Trump. File photo
Washington, August 13
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he hoped no one would be killed in Hong Kong amid new protests capping 10 weeks of unrest in the semi-autonomous southern Chinese financial hub.
The crisis, which has seen millions of anti-government activists take to Hong Kong’s streets, was a “very tricky situation,” the president told reporters in New Jersey.
“I hope it works out peacefully, nobody gets hurt, nobody gets killed,” he said. — AFP
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