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Times of India28.04.2026GeneralIndia

Is US leaving Nato? Why Spain and Iran war could trigger Trump’s biggest global shock

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Fresh reports reveal internal Pentagon discussions exploring punitive measures against Nato allies, including Spain, for perceived lack of support during the Iran conflict. These discussions, alongside President Trump's continued questioning of US commitment, expose deep divisions within the alliance, raising questions about its future and European security.

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