Lip reader reveals Trump’s ominous warning to Macron during Egypt summit

An expert has revealed the tense nature of the exchange between the two world leaders.

US President Trump was joined by several other world leaders at the Sharm el-Sheikh summit on Monday (October 13), where a peace deal and the first phase of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas were signed.

During the summit, Trump shook hands with French President Emmanuel Macron, with whom he has previously shared some notably prolonged and awkward handshakes.

This one was no exception, and the iron grip of the handshake said it all.

An expert has revealed the tense nature of the exchange between the two world leaders.

Lip reader, Nicola Hickling, told the Daily Mail that the US President had suggested Macron had 'hurt' him.

"Nice to see you, so you agreed," Trump allegedly said to Macron, who then turned away for a photograph, muttering something inaudible.

"Are you being genuine?" Trump then asked Macron, to which the French president replied: "Of course."

It appeared Trump then tightened his grip as he said more loudly this time: "Okay, so now I want to know why you hurt me. I already know," while squeezing Macron's hand again.

Hickling then goes on to say that the exchange took a dark turn as Trump appeared to issue a quite ominous warning to the French president.

"I am making peace," he said, while Macron replied: "Ah, come on."

"I only hurt those who hurt others," Trump replied while pointing towards the cameras.

"I see. We will have to see about that," Macron reportedly replied before issuing a warning of his own: "You will see what is about to happen."

"I’d like to see you do it, do it. I’ll see you in a bit," Trump concluded.

It remains unclear what the exact context of this conversation was, however, it comes just weeks after Macron mocked the US President when meeting several other EU world leaders during a summit in Copenhagen.

On October 2, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev and Macron were reportedly overheard mocking Trump's geographical blunders after he recently confused Armenia with Albania.