Trump's Nato Summit Shift: From 'Scum' to 'Love' in Hours

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Donald Trump oscillated between harsh criticism of NATO allies over defense spending and Iran, and expressions of "tremendous love" and "unity" during the alliance's summit in Ankara, Turkey.
He also offered to license Patriot missile manufacturing to Ukraine.

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Donald Trump oscillated between harsh criticism of NATO allies over defense spending and Iran, and expressions of "tremendous love" and "unity" during the alliance's summit in Ankara, Turkey. He also offered to license Patriot missile manufacturing to Ukraine.

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