The non -verbal language expert explains the Trump and Zelinski meeting in San Pedro: “The balance tends”
One of the most commented pictures for a funeral Pope Francisco It was Saturday in Rome Unofficial meeting President of the United States, Donald TrumpWith his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodimir Zelenski.
Both leaders themselves, sitting in two chairs, saw the baptism chapel in the Church of San Pedro. The meeting lasted about 15 minutes Although they did not exceed the details, both parties showed his satisfaction with the results of the meeting.
But although we do not know what they spoke, it can be explained at least something. It is what carries Games JamesOne of the greatest experts in Britain in body language, which is in data to Daily Mail Explain what is revealed by the body of both leaders.
“This body language looks massive, and it becomes more surrounding the context in which it is happening. His positions here make them two men Shattered on chess, He conspires and competes, “though here, James says,” It is the fate of the world what they are discussing. “
“The position of the United heads may seem evil and suggest the conflict. But the proximity of the man and the reflected situations appears to be The balance of the balance towards the agreement Instead of conflict, “Judy James tells the British newspaper.
“When they fought in the Oval Office, there was a physical response to aggressive excitement, and Trump appears in particular keen on that Show the material field“James continues.
But on Saturday, he said: “The two men look here More interested in appearing physically and socially“Trump’s feet are placed under his chair on TIPTOE, indicating the desire to move and stay flexible in its discussion.
James notes that in the pictures, Trump tangled hands and followed by the lips, indicating his desire to listen. But Zelinski has spanned land backed, hinting to a more stubborn situation. “but, His hollow hands They suggest the desire to persuade, and their high eyebrows indicate that he is ready to leave his position clearly, “Judy James concludes.
