President Trump is certainly not happy with Europe, especially NATO.
The American Commander in Chief made it clear during his recent visit, where he shared some very drastic and bold opinions about his next major plans during the NATO Summit.
Arriving in Ankara recently, Trump was seen reviving his controversial demand for the US to acquire Greenland. He threatened to withdraw all American troops from Europe after getting constant pushback from continental leaders. Trump expressed sharp disappointment with NATO allies for not supporting US actions in Iran.
He certainly noted how the former US Prime Minister Keir Starmer's refusal to join the war effort contributed to his political downfall. Trump then slammed European nations for lagging behind on funding, demanding that they accelerate progress towards spending 3.5% of GDP on defense by the year 2023. He even warned that Europe needed to fix its immigration and energy policies to better survive.