(ANSA) - Berlin, January 16 - US President Barack Obama and
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday pledged that the
UK and the US will share expertise on preventing radicalism and
fighting "violent extremism" after last week's terror attack in
France.
The leaders held a joint press conference in Washington DC
at the end of a two-day conference.
The US leader said that he and Cameron will do everything
in their power to help France seek the "justice that is needed".
Obama called Cameron his " good friend", to which Cameron
responded "you are my great friend and a friend to Britain."
In regard to Russia-Ukraine crisis, Obama said "we agreed
on the need to maintain strong sanctions against Russia until it
ends", to which Cameron later added "We cannot walk on by".
Obama, Cameron pledge to US-UK anti-terror drive
Followed two-day conference with press meet-and-greet