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Trump warns of threat to Spain over Ceuta
U.S. President Donald Trump launched sharp criticism against the Spanish government, warning that Spain could become a "destroyed state" due to its handling of the illegal immigration crisis and its rejection of increasing military spending to 5% of GDP by 2035. He expressed his discontent over the flow of thousands of migrants into the city of Ceuta, considering that current measures have heightened tensions at the border. There have been widespread protests in Spanish cities demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Trump also criticized Madrid's stance on its commitments with NATO, expressing disappointment over the failure to meet requests for increased military spending and support for strategic bases, in an attempt to reopen old disagreements between Washington and Madrid regarding military burdens.
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