As per latest report from sources it was stated that Mr.Trump put his right hand on the right arm of Montenegro Prime Minister Dusko Markovic and pushed himself ahead at the gathering in Brussels, as NATO leaders walked inside the alliance's new headquarters and prepared for a group photo.
Sources have revealed that the US President then stood near Mr. Markovic and spoke to Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite and the video of the incident spread on social networks in multiple languages.
Montenegro newspaper Vijesti said "It seems Donald Trump did not want
anyone that overshadows his presence at the summit," where other Balkan
websites ran headlines such as "America First" and "Where do you
think you are going? Mr. Markovic himself, however, shrugged off the slight.
"It didn't really register," he told reporters after the summit and instead of being insulted, he took the opportunity to thank Mr Trump for supporting Montenegro's membership in NATO. The small former Yugoslav republic is slated to become NATO's 29th member next month and in any case, Mr Markovic said, "it is natural that the President of the United States is in the front row".
