What will Trump say during bilateral meeting with Turkish President?

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Trump wouldn't rule out pulling more U.S. troops out of Europe, he said Tuesday at the top of his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara • "We are going to see," Trump said, again calling himself "very disappointed" with NATO over the Iran war • He claimed he might have skipped the leaders summit had it not been held in Turkey • "We weren't treated well [by NATO] on Iran. … I didn't even want their help but before I asked they said they wouldn't be there," Trump said, adding that the U.S. has spent hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe

Trump wouldn't rule out pulling more U.S. troops out of Europe, he said Tuesday at the top of his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara • "We are going to see," Trump said, again calling himself "very disappointed" with NATO over the Iran war • He claimed he might have skipped the leaders summit had it not been held in Turkey • "We weren't treated well [by NATO] on Iran. … I didn't even want their help but before I asked they said they wouldn't be there," Trump said, adding that the U.S. has spent hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe

Trump wouldn't rule out pulling more U.S. troops out of Europe, he said Tuesday at the top of his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara • "We are going to see," Trump said, again calling himself "very disappointed" with NATO over the Iran war • He claimed he might have skipped the leaders summit had it not been held in Turkey • "We weren't treated well [by NATO] on Iran. … I didn't even want their help but before I asked they said they wouldn't be there," Trump said, adding that the U.S. has spent hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe

Trump wouldn't rule out pulling more U.S. troops out of Europe, he said Tuesday at the top of his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara • "We are going to see," Trump said, again calling himself "very disappointed" with NATO over the Iran war • He claimed he might have skipped the leaders summit had it not been held in Turkey • "We weren't treated well [by NATO] on Iran. … I didn't even want their help but before I asked they said they wouldn't be there," Trump said, adding that the U.S. has spent hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe

Trump wouldn't rule out pulling more U.S. troops out of Europe, he said Tuesday at the top of his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara • "We are going to see," Trump said, again calling himself "very disappointed" with NATO over the Iran war • He claimed he might have skipped the leaders summit had it not been held in Turkey • "We weren't treated well [by NATO] on Iran. … I didn't even want their help but before I asked they said they wouldn't be there," Trump said, adding that the U.S. has spent hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe

Trump wouldn't rule out pulling more U.S. troops out of Europe, he said Tuesday at the top of his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara • "We are going to see," Trump said, again calling himself "very disappointed" with NATO over the Iran war • He claimed he might have skipped the leaders summit had it not been held in Turkey • "We weren't treated well [by NATO] on Iran. … I didn't even want their help but before I asked they said they wouldn't be there," Trump said, adding that the U.S. has spent hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe

Trump wouldn't rule out pulling more U.S. troops out of Europe, he said Tuesday at the top of his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara • "We are going to see," Trump said, again calling himself "very disappointed" with NATO over the Iran war • He claimed he might have skipped the leaders summit had it not been held in Turkey • "We weren't treated well [by NATO] on Iran. … I didn't even want their help but before I asked they said they wouldn't be there," Trump said, adding that the U.S. has spent hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe

During his meeting with Erdogan in Ankara ahead of the NATO summit, Trump said: "We don't want to impose sanctions on friends."

Trump rips NATO allies, dashing European hopes for a kumbaya summit

Trump rips NATO allies, dashing European hopes for a kumbaya summit

On Tuesday, July 6, during a trip to Ankara to attend the annual NATO summit, alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, US President Donald Trump once again defended the US and Israeli military operations against the Islamic Republic, saying that this action should not be called a "war" but rather that its goal was to "disarm Iran." Referring to Turkey's role in the developments in the Middle East, Trump said that the country "knows the Islamic Republic very well" and, along with several other countries, has played an important role in efforts to end the conflicts. He said that he was confident that Recep Tayyip Erdogan also does not want the Islamic Republic to acquire nuclear weapons. Referring to relations between Washington and Ankara, the US President continued: "This is not even a war, it is a military operation; it is the disarmament of Iran." He also praised Turkey's military capabilities, saying that the country could have entered the conflict, but did not make such a decision. In another part of his speech, Trump criticized the performance of America's European allies in NATO, saying he was "very disappointed" by their lack of support during the conflict with the Islamic Republic. He said that if this year's NATO summit had not been held in Turkey, he might not have attended it at all, and referring to Erdogan, he described him as a "friend" and "a very strong leader." The US President also said that the United States has paid huge costs to defend Europe against Russia, but has not received reciprocal support in return. According to him, during the recent developments, he has been deliberately monitoring the reaction of allies to determine whether they will also stand by the United States in times of need. Trump mentioned Britain, France, Germany and Italy in this context and said that he has long been asking the question whether these countries will also support the United States if needed. @VahidHeadline At the same time, the US president emphasized that "we don't need anyone else," but raised the question of why the United States has "invested trillions of dollars in NATO" to protect Europe from Russia, without receiving anything in return. Trump said: "I was kind of testing others to see if they would stand by us or not, because I have been saying for a long time that we will help them, but I am not sure that they will do the same for us." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

On Tuesday, July 6, during a trip to Ankara to attend the annual NATO summit, alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, US President Donald Trump once again defended the US and Israeli military operations against the Islamic Republic, saying that this action should not be called a "war" but rather that its goal was to "disarm Iran." Referring to Turkey's role in the developments in the Middle East, Trump said that the country "knows the Islamic Republic very well" and, along with several other countries, has played an important role in efforts to end the conflicts. He said that he was confident that Recep Tayyip Erdogan also does not want the Islamic Republic to acquire nuclear weapons. Referring to relations between Washington and Ankara, the US President continued: "This is not even a war, it is a military operation; it is the disarmament of Iran." He also praised Turkey's military capabilities, saying that the country could have entered the conflict, but did not make such a decision. In another part of his speech, Trump criticized the performance of America's European allies in NATO, saying he was "very disappointed" by their lack of support during the conflict with the Islamic Republic. He said that if this year's NATO summit had not been held in Turkey, he might not have attended it at all, and referring to Erdogan, he described him as a "friend" and "a very strong leader." The US President also said that the United States has paid huge costs to defend Europe against Russia, but has not received reciprocal support in return. According to him, during the recent developments, he has been deliberately monitoring the reaction of allies to determine whether they will also stand by the United States in times of need. Trump mentioned Britain, France, Germany and Italy in this context and said that he has long been asking the question whether these countries will also support the United States if needed. @VahidHeadline At the same time, the US president emphasized that "we don't need anyone else," but raised the question of why the United States has "invested trillions of dollars in NATO" to protect Europe from Russia, without receiving anything in return. Trump said: "I was kind of testing others to see if they would stand by us or not, because I have been saying for a long time that we will help them, but I am not sure that they will do the same for us." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

On Tuesday, July 6, during a trip to Ankara to attend the annual NATO summit, alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, US President Donald Trump once again defended the US and Israeli military operations against the Islamic Republic, saying that this action should not be called a "war" but rather that its goal was to "disarm Iran." Referring to Turkey's role in the developments in the Middle East, Trump said that the country "knows the Islamic Republic very well" and, along with several other countries, has played an important role in efforts to end the conflicts. He said that he was confident that Recep Tayyip Erdogan also does not want the Islamic Republic to acquire nuclear weapons. Referring to relations between Washington and Ankara, the US President continued: "This is not even a war, it is a military operation; it is the disarmament of Iran." He also praised Turkey's military capabilities, saying that the country could have entered the conflict, but did not make such a decision. In another part of his speech, Trump criticized the performance of America's European allies in NATO, saying he was "very disappointed" by their lack of support during the conflict with the Islamic Republic. He said that if this year's NATO summit had not been held in Turkey, he might not have attended it at all, and referring to Erdogan, he described him as a "friend" and "a very strong leader." The US President also said that the United States has paid huge costs to defend Europe against Russia, but has not received reciprocal support in return. According to him, during the recent developments, he has been deliberately monitoring the reaction of allies to determine whether they will also stand by the United States in times of need. Trump mentioned Britain, France, Germany and Italy in this context and said that he has long been asking the question whether these countries will also support the United States if needed. @VahidHeadline At the same time, the US president emphasized that "we don't need anyone else," but raised the question of why the United States has "invested trillions of dollars in NATO" to protect Europe from Russia, without receiving anything in return. Trump said: "I was kind of testing others to see if they would stand by us or not, because I have been saying for a long time that we will help them, but I am not sure that they will do the same for us." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

On Tuesday, July 6, during a trip to Ankara to attend the annual NATO summit, alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, US President Donald Trump once again defended the US and Israeli military operations against the Islamic Republic, saying that this action should not be called a "war" but rather that its goal was to "disarm Iran." Referring to Turkey's role in the developments in the Middle East, Trump said that the country "knows the Islamic Republic very well" and, along with several other countries, has played an important role in efforts to end the conflicts. He said that he was confident that Recep Tayyip Erdogan also does not want the Islamic Republic to acquire nuclear weapons. Referring to relations between Washington and Ankara, the US President continued: "This is not even a war, it is a military operation; it is the disarmament of Iran." He also praised Turkey's military capabilities, saying that the country could have entered the conflict, but did not make such a decision. In another part of his speech, Trump criticized the performance of America's European allies in NATO, saying he was "very disappointed" by their lack of support during the conflict with the Islamic Republic. He said that if this year's NATO summit had not been held in Turkey, he might not have attended it at all, and referring to Erdogan, he described him as a "friend" and "a very strong leader." The US President also said that the United States has paid huge costs to defend Europe against Russia, but has not received reciprocal support in return. According to him, during the recent developments, he has been deliberately monitoring the reaction of allies to determine whether they will also stand by the United States in times of need. Trump mentioned Britain, France, Germany and Italy in this context and said that he has long been asking the question whether these countries will also support the United States if needed. @VahidHeadline At the same time, the US president emphasized that "we don't need anyone else," but raised the question of why the United States has "invested trillions of dollars in NATO" to protect Europe from Russia, without receiving anything in return. Trump said: "I was kind of testing others to see if they would stand by us or not, because I have been saying for a long time that we will help them, but I am not sure that they will do the same for us." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

On Tuesday, July 6, during a trip to Ankara to attend the annual NATO summit, alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, US President Donald Trump once again defended the US and Israeli military operations against the Islamic Republic, saying that this action should not be called a "war" but rather that its goal was to "disarm Iran." Referring to Turkey's role in the developments in the Middle East, Trump said that the country "knows the Islamic Republic very well" and, along with several other countries, has played an important role in efforts to end the conflicts. He said that he was confident that Recep Tayyip Erdogan also does not want the Islamic Republic to acquire nuclear weapons. Referring to relations between Washington and Ankara, the US President continued: "This is not even a war, it is a military operation; it is the disarmament of Iran." He also praised Turkey's military capabilities, saying that the country could have entered the conflict, but did not make such a decision. In another part of his speech, Trump criticized the performance of America's European allies in NATO, saying he was "very disappointed" by their lack of support during the conflict with the Islamic Republic. He said that if this year's NATO summit had not been held in Turkey, he might not have attended it at all, and referring to Erdogan, he described him as a "friend" and "a very strong leader." The US President also said that the United States has paid huge costs to defend Europe against Russia, but has not received reciprocal support in return. According to him, during the recent developments, he has been deliberately monitoring the reaction of allies to determine whether they will also stand by the United States in times of need. Trump mentioned Britain, France, Germany and Italy in this context and said that he has long been asking the question whether these countries will also support the United States if needed. @VahidHeadline At the same time, the US president emphasized that "we don't need anyone else," but raised the question of why the United States has "invested trillions of dollars in NATO" to protect Europe from Russia, without receiving anything in return. Trump said: "I was kind of testing others to see if they would stand by us or not, because I have been saying for a long time that we will help them, but I am not sure that they will do the same for us." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

Trump: I am very disappointed with NATO, NATO did not treat us well with regard to Iran If the NATO summit had not been held in Turkey, I would probably not have attended it at all. Before I even asked NATO, they said they would not stand behind us in confronting Iran; this is despite the fact that we have invested billions of dollars in NATO. nournews.ir @Nournews_IR

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