U.K.'s Keir Starmer and Prince Harry condemn Trump's NATO front line remarks

NBC News·Jan 23

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Keir Starmer and Prince Harry have condemned remarks made by Donald Trump regarding NATO troops in Afghanistan. The comments, which have been described as "appalling" and "insulting", have sparked anger among british politicians and others. The nature and context of Trump's remarks are unclear, but they appear to have been perceived as disparaging the bravery of non-US NATO troops in Afghanistan.

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