
The President of the United States tightened his expression due to the sound of a B-1 bomber at Andrews Air Force Base.
US President Donald Trump grimaced at the noise of a B-1 bomber during a reception for Chinese President Xi Jinping at Andrews Air Force Base, breaking protocol with traditional visits.
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Xi Jinping is making his first trip to the US in almost three years for bilateral meetings.
US President Donald Trump grimaced as a military plane flew over him and Chinese President Xi Jinping during an official reception at Andrews Air Force Base on Wednesday (23).
A B-1 bomber flew overhead as the US national anthem was played and Trump saluted alongside Xi during a welcoming ceremony. The American president stiffened his expression due to the loud noise caused by the aircraft. The Chinese leader, however, seemed to show no reaction. See the video below.
The reception for Xi broke with usual protocol, marking the first time in 11 years that a US president has hosted a foreign leader at Joint Base Andrews. The last time was in 2015, when President Barack Obama received Pope Francis, according to C-SPAN, which follows presidential events.
The two leaders smiled, shook hands and chatted for a few minutes at the start of the Chinese leader's first trip to the US in nearly three years. A military band played, and cannons fired ceremonial salutes as they greeted each other. The leaders then went their separate ways ahead of meetings scheduled for Thursday.
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Bilateral meetings between Trump and Xi Jinping
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