Trump-NATO Tensions Escalate Over Iran

0:00On April 9, Donald Trump just wrapped up a tense meeting with NATO chief Mark Rutte at the White House, and he's still firing shots at the alliance. Over their lack of support in his war against Iran, Routes flew in hoping to smooth things over, but Trump hit truth social hours later, saying NATO wasn't there when America needed them and won't be. Next time, the White House piled on, accusing allies like the UK of turning their backs while the US foots the bill for their defense. Routes are high with leaders like he or starmer and Emmanuel Macron, who slammed Trump's Iran strategy and skipped the military strikes. Trump's been on this NATO beef all year, pushing for more spending after years of carrying the load. Rutte pushed back on CNN, and meeting Trump has a point on the disappointment, but stressing most European allies stepped up with bases, logistics, overflights, and commitments. He said Trump listened carefully to his side. This Iran conflict keeps straining the alliance, leaving everyone wondering if Trump's threats

1:00to pull out or grab places like Greenland will actually play out. That's your update from Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.