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Donald Trump has publicly criticized European leaders for their response to the conflict in the Middle East, creating a new diplomatic rift. He singled out specific countries and questioned their reliability as allies, contrasting them with what he called 'good' European nations.
European officials and analysts are reacting to these comments, with some seeking to strengthen EU unity as a buffer against the pressure. Figures like Lukashenko have commented that Trump feels betrayed by the EU's stance on Iran. The situation has prompted discussions in Europe about how to engage with the U.S. without appearing overly reactive.
The broader context is a military conflict involving Iran, where Trump has threatened major strikes. European leaders are publicly urging restraint while navigating the strained transatlantic relationship.
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