Fotografitë që tregojnë se Angela Merkeli dhe Barack Obama, do i mungojnë shumë njëri-tjetrit
17/11/2016
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Të mërkurën, presidenti i SHBA, Barack Obama është takuar me Angela Merkelin, për herë të fundit gjatë presidencës së tij.
Fotografitë e të dyve përgjatë viteve tregojnë dy udhëheqësit duke ndarë të qeshura me gjithë zemër, si dhe përqafime, në mes bisedave serioze. Koha do ta tregojë nëse presidenti i sapozgjedhur, Donald Trump, do të ketë një marrëdhënie kaq të ngrohtë me një prej aleatëve më të ngushtë të Amerikës.
Fotografitë më poshtë tregojnë momentet më të spikatura të Angela Merkelit dhe Barack Obamës.
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