Donald Trump rejects Keir Starmer AGAIN over slow response to Iran crisis: 'We don't need you!'
Donald Trump has landed yet another scathing blow to Sir Keir Starmer after condemning his slow response to the ongoing crisis in Iran. Last night, the President revealed on Truth Social the UK was "giving serious thought" to sending two aircraft carriers to the Middle East – but this was too little, too late for Mr Trump, who said the US "don t need people" who join wars "after we ve already won". Speaking to reporters on Air Force One over the weekend, the President doubled down on his
Donald Trump has landed yet another scathing blow to Sir Keir Starmer after condemning his slow response to the ongoing crisis in Iran. Last night, the President revealed on Truth Social the UK was "giving serious thought" to sending two aircraft carriers to the Middle East – but this was too little, too late for Mr Trump, who said the US "don t need people" who join wars "after we ve already won". Speaking to reporters on Air Force One over the weekend, the President doubled down on his
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