The NATO summit commenced on July 7, tackling a range of pressing issues. Former President Donald Trump indicated that the United States might contemplate the sale of F‑35 fighter jets to Turkey, following Turkey’s removal from the program in 2019 after Ankara’s purchase of a Russian missile system. He also voiced criticism toward several European NATO allies for what he perceives as inadequate support for U.S. interests concerning Iran. France 24’s Kethevane Gorjestani provides additional analysis of the summit.
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