UK's premier Boris Johnson supports Trump's M.East deal

LONDON (AA) - The U.K. supports the U.S. administration’s newly announced peace deal, President Donald Trump revealed on Tuesday.

The revelation came during Trump’s press conference where he released his oft-delayed plan to end the Israel-Palestine conflict, the so-called deal of the century.

“America is prepared to work with all parties on our vision, so many other countries are willing, ready and able to work with us,” Trump said, adding he has spoken to many leaders.

“I cannot believe the amount of support this morning has,” he added.

He said: “I have been called by leaders, Boris [Johnson] called; so many called.

“They’re all saying, ‘whatever we can do to help’.”

A statement from British government also confirmed the phone call between Trump and Johnson.

“The leaders also discussed the United States’ proposal for peace between Israelis and Palestinians, which could prove a positive step forwards,” the statement said, confirming Johnson’s support to the so-called deal.