[Helsinki 30th Reuters]-Ireland's Foreign Minister Coveny said on the 30th that the British government was “very unreasonable” about Britain ’s withdrawal from the European Union (EU). Recognized that no concrete plan to replace (top) was presented.
He said in an interview with Irish radio “Newstalk,” British Prime Minister Johnson shows a very clear and firm position, which is totally unreasonable and cannot be helped by the EU. "It should be."
When he arrived in Helsinki, he told reporters, “We all want an agreement, but as far as backstop alternatives are concerned, there is no reliable plan from the British government at this time. Not presented ".
He said, “If you have an alternative that works the same as a backstop, let's talk. If you can make a deal based on it, you'll do it, but it must be reliable.” .
Britain's Minister of Transportation, Shaps, acknowledged that Foreign Government Coveny had offered a backstop alternative, and that Ireland and other EU countries were wrong to deny it.
“It's different. We are submitting an alternative.”
Prime Minister Johnson argues that the British Parliament will not get approval unless the backstop is removed from the proposed withdrawal agreement. The EU says it is ready to hear from the British government.