What did Trump say to Sánchez after describing Spain as a "bad ally" during the NATO summit?
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez revealed that his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Ankara was friendly. Their conversation focused mainly on the World Cup and golf, and Sánchez dismissed any claims that Trump had previously made, describing Spain as a "poor ally." He emphasized that relations between Madrid and Washington are very good at the political and diplomatic levels, with military cooperation between the two countries being excellent. Spain contributes strongly to NATO missions, having increased its defense spending to more than 2% of GDP. Sánchez also highlighted Madrid's support for military aid to Ukraine and its opposition to expanding the conflict in the Middle East, along with efforts to strengthen the economy and reduce social disparities.
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