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The event took place as part of Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States. The Atlantic previously reported that Trump supports the idea of easing sanctions against Russia, which was discussed by his envoy John Cole.
Attendees at a White House event to mark Hispanic Heritage Month prayed for US President Donald Trump. The broadcast was published on YouTube.
Those gathered also asked God to grant the American leader even more wisdom. One of the speakers turned to God with gratitude for Trump and said a prayer in the name of Jesus Christ.
During the prayer, the head of the White House himself stood next to the ceremony participants, closed his eyes and bowed his head.
Earlier, The Atlantic wrote that Donald Trump supported the initiative to ease American sanctions against Russia. As journalists learned, several months ago his envoy John Cole approached the president with a new idea to break the impasse in relations between Washington and Moscow.
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Trump will officially propose easing some sanctions against Russia in the coming months
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