During the visit of the US President to Beijing, there was a scuffle between employees of the Chinese special services and the Americans because of assistant Donald Trump with a nuclear suitcase. This is reported by Axios with reference to five informed sources.

The scuffle occurred on November 9, 2017, when Trump and the delegation visited the House of the National Assembly? in Pekin. An assistant with a suitcase, like a doctor, should always be close to the president, explains Axios. When the serviceman responsible for the nuclear suitcase tried to enter the building for the president, the Chinese security services blocked his way, the interlocutors of the newspaper.

One of the participants of the American delegation hurried to the next room and reported the incident to the head of the apparatus to John Kelly. As Axios writes, Kelly told the Americans to keep moving forward and ordered: "We're going in".

The turmoil began.

An employee of the Chinese security service grabbed Kelly, an American pushed his arm away. Then a member of the US Secret Service seized this Chinese and threw him to the ground.

The scuffle occurred very quickly, and the American delegation decided not to spread it.

According to the source of Axios, informed of Trump's visit to China, the American side informed the Chinese about the security protocols beforehand, but apparently this information did not reach any of the agents of the Chinese special services.