Spain Denies US Base Access, Europe Balances Condemnation

0:00On March 5, tensions are rising between the United States and Spain over military bases amid the American campaign against Iran. The White House announced that Spain agreed to let US forces use shared bases in the country after President Trump's recent trade threats. But Spain's foreign minister flatly denied it, saying nothing has changed in their stance. Earlier this week, Trump warned he would cut off trade with Spain because Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez refused access to bases in the South for. Strikes on Iran. Sanchez fired back, calling the air strikes Russian Roulette with millions of lives and summing up Spain's position as no to the war. European leaders are pushing back hard. France's Emmanuel Macron condemned the US and Israeli actions as illegal, while the point ships, jets, and defenses to the Mediterranean and Cyprus. After a drone hit a British base there. Still, France OK temporary US aircraft at its Middle East bases to protect Gulf partners.

1:01Meanwhile, Spain plans to send its advanced frigate, Cristobal Colan, to help guard Cyprus alongside French and Greek ships for defense and possible. Civilian evacuations. Germany is cooperating by granting US base access, which Trump prays during a White House visit, while he criticizes Britain's Keir Starmer for, holding back. As Europe calls for sea spires in the poem, these mixed signals show allies balancing condemnation with defensive moves, leaving the Iran conflicts. Regional fallout wide open, regional fallout wide open wide open.