US President Trump said that there are reports that Burnham may support a new round of oil and gas extraction in the North Sea, and the people of Aberdeen, Scotland will “take to the streets to celebrate” for this. There is currently news that Burnham is considering approving new fossil fuel extraction projects at Rosbank Oilfield and Jackdaw Oilfield in the North Sea, but Burnham himself has not confirmed the news. However, Trump posted on his social networking platform “Real Social” on Sunday, claiming that Burnham had stated that he would let go of exploiting. Trump wrote, “People in Aberdeen, Scotland will go to the streets to have fun because the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that the incalculable value of North Sea oil will be fully developed!” The US president, who has long been an outspoken supporter of fossil energy, said that expanding North Sea mining could “transform Britain from a disastrous country mired in poverty to one of the richest countries in the world.” He once again criticized the wind power industry, saying that Britain should move those wind turbines that stand above Aberdeen, look ugly, and damage the city's appearance.

US President Trump said that there are reports that Burnham may support a new round of oil and gas extraction in the North Sea, and the people of Aberdeen, Scotland will “take to the streets to celebrate” for this. There is currently news that Burnham is considering approving new fossil fuel extraction projects at Rosbank Oilfield and Jackdaw Oilfield in the North Sea, but Burnham himself has not confirmed the news. However, Trump posted on his social networking platform “Real Social” on Sunday, claiming that Burnham had stated that he would let go of exploiting. Trump wrote, “People in Aberdeen, Scotland will go to the streets to have fun because the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that the incalculable value of North Sea oil will be fully developed!” The US president, who has long been an outspoken supporter of fossil energy, said that expanding North Sea mining could “transform Britain from a disastrous country mired in poverty to one of the richest countries in the world.” He once again criticized the wind power industry, saying that Britain should move those wind turbines that stand above Aberdeen, look ugly, and damage the city's appearance.