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Trump outrages NATO allies with remarks on war in Afghanistan

European military veterans, families of the fallen, and politicians have voiced outrage after President Trump claimed the U.S. had "never needed" its NATO allies, and that allied troops had stayed "a ...

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

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Prince Harry says sacrifices by Nato troops in Afghanistan deserve 'respect' after Trump comments

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‘Rare’: Donald Trump praises UK troops after blistering comment

US President Trump has praised UK troops after delivering a blistering comment about their involvement in Afghanistan.

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Farage: 'No way' Trump meant to criticise British Military

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These are the 457 British troops who died in Afghanistan — Trump’s claims cannot rewrite their sacrifice

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France pays tribute to fallen soldiers in Afghanistan after Trump’s false NATO troops claim

Speaking to reporters, Rufo said the ceremony had not been planned until the weekend, adding that it was crucial to show that “we do not accept that their memory be insulted."

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Outrage over Trump’s Afghanistan comments is hypocritical

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Trump Praises British Troops After NATO Remarks Draw Criticism: 'A Bond Too Strong To Ever Be Broken'

'The ultimate insult': Trump downplaying NATO's Afghanistan involvement causes distress in UK

U.S. President Donald Trump has provoked outrage and distress in the U.K. with his suggestion that troops from NATO countries stayed away from the frontline during the war in Afghanistan

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457 British personnel died in Afghanistan. Trump 'dodged' the Vietnam War draft five times

After the damage done by the American president in Davos - and make no mistake, it was significant, with alliances further ruptured - he has now managed to amplify it with comments that are as disrespectful as they are false.

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Trump, in retreat, praises UK troops after royal family expresses hurt

President Donald Trump’s comments belittling the role of NATO allies in Afghanistan sparked outrage in Britain, which lost 457 soldiers in the U.S.-led war.