Donald Trump criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer for initially refusing to allow U.S. strikes on Iran from British bases, comparing him unfavorably to Winston Churchill and saying he was "not happy" despite Starmer eventually agreeing to allow U.S. use of Diego Garcia for attacks on Iranian missile facilities. Trump's rebuke, his third in 24 hours, reflected frustration with Western allies over insufficient support for the military action, while Starmer defended his decision as protecting British national interests and opposing "regime change from the skies."
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Donald Trump criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer for initially refusing to allow U.S. strikes on Iran from British bases, comparing him unfavorably to Winston Churchill and saying he was "not happy" despite Starmer eventually agreeing to allow U.S. use of Diego Garcia for attacks on Iranian missile facilities. Trump's rebuke, his third in 24 hours, reflected frustration with Western allies over insufficient support for the military action, while Starmer defended his decision as protecting British national interests and opposing "regime change from the skies."