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These Seven Allies Concocted A 'Hormuz Coalition' Statement To Placate Trump, Which Failed
These Seven Allies Concocted A 'Hormuz Coalition' Statement To Placate Trump, Which Failed
We reported earlier that President Trump has again expressed his extreme frustration at lack of direct NATO participation in a plan to open up the Strait of Hormuz. He declared the US has "militarily WON" - and lambasted lack of allied interest in a "simple military maneuver" to open the Strait of Hormuz, calling NATO a "Paper Tiger" without the US.
And so clearly Trump himself is unconvinced after on Thursday seven allied nations signed a statement expressing a readiness to contribute to...
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