Assistants to US President Donald Trump discuss his possible trip to London to show solidarity "after the third terrorist attack in Britain in three months.

This is written by the Independent with reference to the statement of ABC News journalist John Karl.

"There is a discussion among presidential aides about a possible trip to London at the end of the week to demonstrate solidarity with the inhabitants of London against terrorism," he said..

At the same time, Karl added that the discussion is at an early stage.

The journalist also admitted that this decision in Trump's circle was taken with the aim of diverting attention from the recent dismissal of the director of the FBI, James Komi, while the US intelligence agency investigated the alleged connections between the president and his team with Russia.

As reported by the "Observer", Trump sharply criticized the mayor of London Sadiq Khan because of his reaction to the terrorist attack in Britain.

Recall that in the evening of June 3 in London there were two acts of terrorism: in the vicinity of the bridge London Bridge, a minibus at high speed hit pedestrians, and a little later in the nearby Boro Market market there was an attack using cold steel.

Join the "Observer" group on Facebook, stay tuned!.