Source: Overseas Network
Overseas network on November 3, the leaders of France and Australia have been quarreling over the nuclear submarine agreement dispute a few days ago, and the storm has aroused the attention of the outside world. Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told the media bluntly in an interview on the 3rd, "Morrison has lied to me many times."
According to Australia's "Ninth News" website, Turnbull, when asked what he thought of Australian Prime Minister Morrison's verbal altercation with French President Emmanuel Macron, said, "He (Morrison) has lied to me many times, I mean there are many examples, Scott Morrison has always been known for lying." ”
Turning to the Franco-Australian nuclear submarine dispute, Turnbull said morrison's approach as a national leader actually represents Australia as a whole, "It's not good wherever you lie, and when you do that at the international level, there are more serious consequences." ”
Since the nuclear submarine crisis began, Turnbull is the second former Australian prime minister to speak out against Morrison. On October 30, former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd tweeted, "Morrison's recklessness has made our national security and foreign policy increasingly dangerous, and it is time to get him out of the game." (Overseas Network Li Meng)
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