Trump Slams NATO, Praises Iran Ceasefire

0:00On April 9th, President Trump just unloaded on NATO for sitting out the Iran war, saying they ghosted when he needed warships to clear the trade-off. Hormuz, where one-fifth of global oil flows through. He posted on Truth Social that NATO failed the test and won't show up next time, even throwing in a jab about Greenland. Meanwhile, NATO Secretary General Mark Rhett, saying a different tune after meeting Trump, praising him big time for landing a two-week ceasefire with, Iran and Israel. Rhett's Atold CNN, the world is safer now, crediting Trump's leadership in knocking back Iran's nuclear push. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt, back to President, calling it sad that NATO turned its back while America foots their defense bill. She shut down Iran's claims the strait was closed, pointing to tankers passing through as the truce kicked in. Attacks keep popping off, though, with drones hitting Saudi pipelines and Kuwait defenses downing dozens targeting oil spots and power plants. Iran slapped the $2 million toll on ships and threatened to sink any that skipped it,

1:03while explosions hit Tehran. U.S. and Iran reps me in Islamabad this Saturday to hash out a real deal, but Iran's 10-point planned demands control of the strait, nuke's rights, no, sanctions, cash comp, and U.S. troops out. Trump's team calls it workable, but mismatched, and Senator Lindsey Graham wants VP Vance in Congress to explain it all before anything sticks.