Trump Slams NATO Allies Over Iran War

0:00It's March 27th. This is Global News Today, World Coverage, powered by AI. Former President Donald Trump voiced frustration at an investment form in Miami on Friday night over European NATO allies refusing to back the United States in its ongoing war against Iran, now entering its fourth week. The United States launched strikes on Iran late last month, without looping in its European partners, many of whom openly oppose the move and chose. Not to offer any material support. Trump argued that the lack of help from Europe means America no longer owes them automatic defense, echoing his long-standing push for fair. Bird and sharing within the alliance. His comments recall rhetoric from the 2024 campaign trail, where he suggested Russia could target underspending NATO members, though. Ties with European leaders warmed somewhat in 2025, before tensions flared again in 2026, over threats to Seas Greenland, from Denmark. As the conflict drags on, these public rifts highlight growing strains and trans-Atlantic

1:04security ties, with both sides digging in on expectations for mutual aid.