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NATO, Trump and Afghanistan

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Starmer Joins Other British Politicians in Anger Over Trump’s Afghanistan War Claim

President Trump said that NATO soldiers stayed “a little off the front lines” during the conflict.

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'Greatest of all warriors': Donald Trump praises 'brave' British soldiers; remarks follow row over NATO, Afghanistan

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Starmer calls Trump’s remarks on allies in Afghanistan ‘frankly appalling’

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Trump Praises UK Troops as Brave Warriors After Widespread Condemnation

U.S. President Donald Trump ‌on Saturday praised "brave" British soldiers, calling ‌them warriors, a day after remarks he made about NATO troops in Afghanistan were described as "insulting and appal...

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Trump says UK soldiers in Afghanistan 'among greatest of all warriors'

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Trump Comments on Afghan-War Veterans Spark Backlash From Allies

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Furious U.K. prime minister lashes Trump for incendiary comment about British war dead

In an interview with Fox News, the president said that NATO troops, including those from the U.K., remained “a little off the front lines” in the war in Afghanistan.

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Fury after Trump's 'insult' to NATO troops

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UK's Starmer Calls Trump's Remarks on Allies in Afghanistan 'Frankly Appalling'

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Trump outrages NATO allies with remarks on war in Afghanistan

European veterans, families of the fallen, and politicians are voicing outrage over Trump's claim NATO allies stayed behind the front lines in Afghanistan.

UK’s Starmer urges Trump to apologize for ‘insulting and frankly appalling’ NATO remark

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged U.S. President Donald Trump to apologize for his false assertion that troops from NATO countries — other than Americans — stayed away from the front line during the war in Afghanistan.

Trump risks allies’ fury claiming NATO troops ‘stayed back from frontlines’ in Afghanistan in latest criticism of Europe

DONALD Trump has launched another dig at his European allies by claiming they “stayed off the front lines” in Afghanistan. The US president’s comments follow Nato leader Mark