Donald Trump humiliates Keir Starmer over dithering Iran response: 'We don’t need people who’ve joined wars after we’ve already won!'
President Donald Trump has said they have "already won" the war in Iran as he took aim at Sir Keir Starmer s response to the conflict. While the President suggested the UK was their "once great ally" he implied the UK was dithering. Sir Keir Starmer had granted permission for "defensive" US action against Iranian missile sites from UK bases. Meanwhile, a second Government charter flight carrying British citizens from Oman landed at Gatwick Airport in the early hours of Saturday as efforts to
President Donald Trump has said they have "already won" the war in Iran as he took aim at Sir Keir Starmer s response to the conflict. While the President suggested the UK was their "once great ally" he implied the UK was dithering. Sir Keir Starmer had granted permission for "defensive" US action against Iranian missile sites from UK bases. Meanwhile, a second Government charter flight carrying British citizens from Oman landed at Gatwick Airport in the early hours of Saturday as efforts to
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