Donald Trump's assertion that NATO soldiers, especially British troops, "stayed off the front lines" during the Afghanistan war ignited outrage from leaders and the public alike, questioning his understanding of military sacrifices.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned Trump’s remarks as "unacceptable," highlighting the grief of nations mourning their fallen soldiers.
Music icon Rod Stewart didn't hold back, labeling Trump a "draft dodger" and expressing personal hurt over the misleading claims about NATO service members.
King Charles took diplomatic action, voicing his disapproval and relaying concerns about the President's comments to the White House, showcasing his commitment to honoring military service.
In a significant backlash, world leaders—including Australia’s Prime Minister—decried Trump's statements, deeming them "completely unacceptable" and emphasizing the impact on the families of veterans.
Amid mounting criticism, Trump backtracked, calling British troops "brave warriors," but his half-hearted apology did little to quench the firestorm of disapproval surrounding his original comments.
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