[Global Network Reporter zhangqian] According to media reports such as the US "Huffin Post" and the British "Daily Mail", British Prime Minister Starmer suffered an "embarrassing moment" when attending the Gaza Summit in Egypt on the 13th. He shared the stage with US President Trump and was named forward. He seemed to think that he was invited to speak, but he was "left aside" by the other party after a moment of pleasantries. In this regard, many netizens joked that Starmer "thought he was invited to speak" and experienced "epic embarrassment" as a result.

The video shows Trump speaking while numerous leaders stood behind him. When Trump mentioned Britain, he said, ¡°Where is Britain? where is my friend?¡± Stammer raised his hand. Trump said, ¡°Come here.¡±

¡°Is everything okay?¡± Trump asked Stammer, who replied ¡°very well.¡± ¡°You¡¯re so good you¡¯re here.¡± Trump said. The voice didn¡¯t fall, and Trump turned around and continued his speech, ¡°drying Stammer aside.¡± The picture showed Stammer seemed to shake his mouth and return to the back of the leader¡¯s squad, and throughout the course he seemed a bit compassionate. The Daily Mail said that Italian Prime Minister Meloni seemed to be amused by the interaction between the two and made a look.

The related picture sparked heated debate on social media, with netizens joking, "Too funny, ha ha ha." "It is embarrassing, he is like a big child who is punished."

Trump said, ¡°I know a lot of you for a long time, you are my friends and great people, but there are a few I don¡¯t like, but I won¡¯t tell you who they are.¡±

The Huffington Post that British political news editor Christopher Hopper was trying to defend Stammer. He posted on social platform X that before the scene happened, Trump had asked Pakistani Prime Minister Shabaz to make a speech.

On the evening of the 13th local time, leaders of multiple countries and international organizations held a summit in the Red Sea coastal city of Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, focusing on the first phase of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Leaders of Egypt, the United States, Turkey and Qatar have signed a document guaranteeing a ceasefire agreement.