The world survived the nuclear threat… NATO chief Mark Rutte came out in support of Trump against Iran, know what he said?

Mark Rutte On Trump Iran Policy: NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has strongly supported US President Donald Trump’s tough foreign policy and military action towards Iran. During a joint press conference with President Trump at the White House, Rutte said that these US steps not only prevented Iran from becoming a nuclear power, but also saved the world from a major security crisis.

Called Iran an ‘exporter of anarchy’

Mark Rutte has taken a tough stance on Iran’s activities, calling it an ‘export of chaos and terrorism’. Declared a country of doing. He stressed that President Trump’s actions were not limited to the politics of any particular region, but were necessary for global stability.

According to Rutte, Iran had reached the threshold of acquiring nuclear weapons. If it were successful in this, it would become an irreparable threat not only to the Middle East or Israel, but to Europe and the entire world.

America weakened the opposition forces

During the meeting, President Trump again expressed his displeasure towards some European allies. He said that he did not get the support he expected from his colleagues in the initial stages of the tension. Trump commented that although the United States alone had weakened opposition forces, the coming together of allies would have sent a better message.

Responding to this, Mark Rutte acknowledged that there may have been a lack of coordination in some cases, but he described these as largely ‘ isolated incidents’ told. He revealed that many European countries provided significant assistance to US operations through bilateral agreements. Rutte informed that during the campaign, approximately 4,000 to 5,000 American aircraft took off from various airbases in Europe, which is proof of the strength of the alliance.

Demand to increase defense budget

The NATO Secretary General praised Trump’s vision in which he demanded the allies to increase their defense budget. Rutte said that the defense expenditure of European countries and Canada has increased by 20 percent in the last one year.

Now the target is to spend 5 percent of GDP on defense by 2035. Rutte also underlined that purchases of American defense equipment by European countries are directly supporting about 2 million jobs in the US.

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Ukraine’s situation also improved

Mark Rutte confirmed that the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara on 7-8 July will focus primarily on increasing defense production capacity and continuing support to Ukraine. He said that due to American aid, the situation in Ukraine has improved significantly in the last few months. NATO has made its stance clear that Iran will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.