Trump criticises NATO allies over Iran conflict support
- The US president described Spain as a ‘terrible partner’ over its actions during the US-Israel war on Iran.
- United States President Donald Trump has threatened to cut ties with Spain and insists he still wants Greenland, as NATO leaders met for a summit in the Turkish capital Ankara.
- “I’m very upset with NATO,” he told reporters on Wednesday as he met alliance chief Mark Rutte before the main summit session.
Confirmed
- The US president described Spain as a ‘terrible partner’ over its actions during the US-Israel war on Iran.
- United States President Donald Trump has threatened to cut ties with Spain and insists he still wants Greenland, as NATO leaders met for a summit in the Turkish capital Ankara.
Unverified
- “I’m very upset with NATO,” he told reporters on Wednesday as he met alliance chief Mark Rutte before the main summit session.
Sources: Al Jazeera