The White House denied FT data on the possible exclusion of Canada from the "Five Eyes"

Senior Advisor to the President USA On February 25, Donald Trump's trade and manufacturing minister Peter Navarro denied the Financial Times (FT) newspaper's information that Canada may be excluded from the Five Eyes intelligence alliance.

"This is nonsense that the Financial Times is spreading," Navarro said in an interview with CTV News.

He clarified that the American side has never jeopardized relations with Canada. In addition, the adviser noted that representatives of the US administration should not comment on articles that do not specify the source.

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On February 25, FT reported that in the Trump administration proposed to exclude Canada from the intelligence community The Five Eyes Alliance. According to the newspaper, the initiative was expressed by one of the closest advisers to the American leader, Peter Navarro. He said that the United States should increase pressure on Canada in this way.