Defense
GOP hawks bristle at Trump’s anti-Ukraine tirade
The president’s tirade against NATO chief Mark Rutte stemmed from his frustration that allies wouldn’t let the U.S. access military bases for attacks against Iran.
The head of the alliance tried to thread the needle between an irate U.S. president and NATO members who feel unfairly maligned.
As negotiations begin this weekend in Pakistan, the war has reaffirmed Iran’s regional significance.
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