Trump Slams UK Over Chagos Islands Deal

0:00On March 2nd, Donald Trump has voiced strong frustration with the U.K. over delays in granting U.S. forces access to air bases like Diego Garcia for, strikes against Iran. He also slammed the British plan to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius in exchange for securing the base's future. The deal, once backed by Trump and the U.S. State Department, drew his eye or after he reversed course, viewing it as unnecessary. The U.K. parliament has now paused the bill at its final stage, waiting for full U.S. approval before moving forward. Iran's recent barrage of missiles and drones hit targets across the Middle East, including a British base in Cyprus prompting U.K. Prime Minister Keir, starmer to rethink the island's arrangement swiftly. Trump argued the U.K. should have opened Diego Garcia right away, linking Iran to most severe casualties among British troops, like lost limbs and, worse, he stressed the hold-up wasted precious time. U.S. strikes on Iran wrapped up leadership targets in a day, beating the plan to two

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