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Trump's European allies add distance on Iran following testy NATO summit
President Donald Trump spent two days in Ankara, Turkey with other NATO member leaders.
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President Donald Trump departed a NATO summit in Ankara on Wednesday without securing new commitments from the alliance to aid the Iran war. During his two‑day stay, he alternated between praising the alliance’s “tremendous unity” and criticizing other members for their reluctance to engage in the Middle East conflict. Trump’s remarks left European allies uncertain about the level of support the U.S. might receive in the escalating hostilities. The summit concluded without any formal pledge from NATO to intervene in the Iran war.
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