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The hope of a Transatlantic Sales Fighting dominates the Brexit tensions in the UK region due to the potential for Northern Ireland to be caught in Crossfire if EU imposes Tarko in the US.

Trump on Wednesday slapped a 10 per cent tariff on imports of goods from the UK and a 20 per cent level on the EU, a decision that puts northern irish exporters at the advantage to rivals in the Republic of Ireland.

But if the EU hit Washington In the duties of one’s own things, Northern Ireland can face the higher EU rate at any US import in Britain under the UK and EU. It happens even if the UK doesn’t revenge.

“Northern Ireland remains exposed to potential reciprocal EU and local businesses cannot be collateral injury,” Gavin Robinson, the Democratic Party in the Pro-UK, wrote on Social Media X.

“Government (UK) should rush into steps to protect the interests of Northern Ireland and ensure that our UK area of ​​the UK internal market is fully protected,” he said.

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Referring to the Commons house on Wednesday, the Prime Minister of UK Sir Keir Starmmer called the issue “seriously” and said that “the interests of Northern Ireland were leading our decisions”.

Brexit left Northern Ireland within an EU market for things. Under the Windsor Framework Post-Brexit Trade Deal in 2023, things from Britain enters the region under a “Green Lane” without customs checks.

Any objects at risk of crossing the EU border should undergo a “red road” with customs control.

If the EU applied to counter-tariffs as a Defense of Trade The mechanism designed to level the play field, the airline automatically we will require items to enter the region using the red sea and subject to 20 percent experts.

“We need to know how nuanced items,” says Nicholola Mallon, head of trading and devolved logistics policy in the UK. But he expects to see “increasing number of things that are not eligible for the green passage”.

Roger Pollen, the head of the Federation of Little Businesses in Northern Ireland, encouraged the European Commission to change US services than things, as services not covered with Windsor Framework.

“We have written to the EU to encourage them – if they respond with tariffs – to use (that) MECHANISMS So Northern Ireland was accidentally unintentionally caught in the middle of a three-way tariff dispute. “

If the imports of Northern Ireland are accountable for the EU counter-tariffs they can find the duties “, said Carol Services Partner at Consultancy BDO.

“But it’s hard to get refunds in the best times. It can be very complicated.”