The NATO president praises Trump’s “really unusual” behavior against Iran in text messages

NATO Secretary -General Mark Roti praised US President Donald Trump’s decision to request what he really called “extraordinary” military strikes against Iran in a series of text messages before the military coalition met in the Netherlands.

These messages, which Trump posted on his social media platform, revealed that Rutte admired that Trump decided to hit Iranian nuclear sites during the weekend, a decision that the military coalition head said, “No one dared to do.”

“All of us are safer,” said Root, who was the Dutch Prime Minister before occupying the first job in NATO.

The messages, confirmed by a RUTTE spokesman for CBC News, were sent hours before Trump sent, and other world leaders, including Prime Minister Mark Carne, are appointed in The Hague for the NATO summit for this year, a meeting where the focus is on making the alliance “stronger, more just and more deadly”.

Root said that Trump has long been invited to NATO members to spend more on the defense began in the fruits – thanks to the American president personally to carry members to get more money.

“You are flying to another great success in The Hague this evening. It was not easy, but we all reached five percent,” said Rutti.

“Donald,” said Root. “You will achieve something that no American president can accomplish for decades.”

Roti told the public that his goal is that all 32 -year -old coalition members pledged this week to increase defense expenditures to five percent of GDP, which is the main demand for Trump, who has long complained that the United States is paying too much to defense compared to other NATO allies.

According to NATO members, NATO members reached a compromise deal to perpetuate at least 3.5 percent of GDP of basic military needs by 2035, and 1.5 percent to wider security related to security and infrastructure. This is a big leap from the two -cent goal of the year, which is now insufficient given the Russian militarization and other global security threats.

Canada has always been late in military spending, but on a Cherny witness, it became more priority.

Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced last year that Canada would issue the goal of the previous NATO spending by 2032.

Earlier this month, Carney said that the new government, with his leadership, would strike this brand this year.

Now, Canada and other NATO members may have to move forward. Carney has already expressed confidence in Canada’s ability to reach the defense infrastructure dose relatively easily that grant investments in critical minerals, which is everywhere in military equipment.

In an interview with CNN International on Tuesday, Carney said that the goal of spending is still a decade away, and there is time to know how to meet Canada’s requirements.

He said meeting this new goal It will cost up to $ 150 billion a year.

“I do not sign a set of interim checks of military devices and devices today,” he said.