The EU agrees to postpone the date of Brexit

London-Sana

The European Union has agreed to postpone the date of Brexit until January 31.

"The 27 EU countries have agreed to Britain's request to postpone their exit until January 31," EU Council President Donald Tusk said in a Twitter tweet. Final if its parliament approves the deal.

The draft text of the 27 EU ambassadors' agreement included a commitment that the Brexit withdrawal agreement could not be renegotiated in the future and that December 1 and January 1 would be possible dates for Brexit if the agreement is completed.

The issue of Britain's exit from the European Union is witnessing a state of tension and attraction and sharp records and internal differences in Britain or in the corridors of the European Union.