Donald Trump set to visit Scotland this summer

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president Donald Trump is scheduled to visit the United Kingdom this summer, but he has no plans to meet King Charles during a “semi -private” trip, in a possibility that he would require a huge security operation, according to several people.

The president is scheduled to travel to Scotland, where he has many golf courses, in the coming weeks.

“He always hoped to come almost almost” this summer, one of them said knowledge of plans, adding that “there is no proposal to see the king” during the visit. A second person confirmed these details.

People close to Buckingham Palace said that a special meeting between Trump and the king will not be possible in the summer months due to “the complexities of school diaries.”

A second visit to the state was presented to the United Kingdom, which will be held in September.

“Planning is” taking place for a possible visit to Scotland later this month by the President of the United States. ”

“Although the official confirmation has not yet been done, it is important to prepare in advance of what might be an important police operation,” she added.

Last year, Eric Trump said that his father will attend the opening of his 18 -hole, in Aberinachire, which is scheduled to be named after the president’s mother. The Web website shows the new site that the course is scheduled to open on August 13.

Trump internationally rejected Scotland and the White House. Eric Trump, Trump’s Executive Vice President, did not respond immediately to request a comment.

When UK Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer traveled to the United States in February, he took a letter with him from the king, and he called Trump to meet him at Dumfries House in Ayrshire or Balmoral Castle, in Scotland, to conduct preparations for the state’s visit to the United Kingdom later in the year.

Trump is expanding his current location near Aberdeen in the new session, described on the website of the website as “the greatest 36 hole in the golf game”.

Trump’s visits to Scotland have sparked widespread protest in the past, including when nearly 10,000 people moved to the streets in 2018.

Although a security operation worth 5 million pounds was in place to remove the demonstrators from the presidential footnote, the police chief from the police and flew in front of the hotel, where they withdrew a sign that read “Trump: much less than Par #Rressist”.

In March, the Palestinian activists group photographed the red paint on the club and dug the Greens in Trump Turner, southwestern Scotland, saying that they intend to show the president that his property is “within reach.” Trump described the demonstrators as “terrorists” and said he hoped that the perpetrators will be treated harshly.

The United Kingdom set the earlier this month, Palestine, as a terrorist organization after some of its members stormed the base of the Air Force and spray the red paint on the increasing planes that they claimed were used to support Israeli operations in Gaza.

UK officials explore how Turnberry again hosts the Open Golf in response to the president’s pressure.

Participated in additional reports by James Politi and Alex Rogers in Washington