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Trump heaps praise on UK troops following furor over Afghanistan comments
U.S. President Donald Trump heaped praise Saturday on British soldiers who fought in Afghanistan, in a post on social media that represented a partial reversal of comments he made this week that drew ...

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'Amoral' Trump's comments on British troops in Afghanistan slammed as 'deeply offensive'
Prince Harry says British troops deserve 'respect' after Trump's NATO comments
Trump praises British troops after backlash over Afghanistan remarks, says ‘love you all’
US President Donald Trump publicly praised British soldiers, describing those who served in Afghanistan as “among the greatest of all warriors,” following a backlash over his remarks that suggested no...

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Trump heaps praise on U.K. troops after furore over his comments on NATO troops avoiding Afghan front line
After Keir Starmer's Criticism, Trump's Praise For UK soldiers in Afghanistan
'Insulting And Appalling': UK PM Rebukes Trump Over Remarks On NATO Troops In Afghanistan
“Let me start begin by paying tribute to the 457 members of our armed forces who lost their lives in Afghanistan. I will never forget their courage, their bravery, and the sacrifice they made for thei...

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"Insulting": UK PM Slams Trump Over NATO Troops Remark In Afghanistan
Keir Starmer, Prince Harry push back over Trump's claims on NATO's role in Afghanistan — here's what they said

Donald Trump Sparks UK Fury After Claiming British Troops Avoided Afghanistan Frontline

Donald Trump's false claims about British troops in Afghanistan spark outrage across Westminster. Discover how his remarks insult 457 fallen soldiers and undermine NATO solidarity.

Starmer Joins Other British Politicians in Anger Over Trump’s Afghanistan War Claim

President Trump said that NATO soldiers stayed “a little off the front lines” during the conflict. In Britain, which lost 457 soldiers in the war, the response was swift.

Trump risks allies’ fury claiming NATO troops ‘stayed back from frontlines’ in Afghanistan in latest criticism of Europe

DONALD Trump has launched another dig at his European allies by claiming they “stayed off the front lines” in Afghanistan. The US president’s comments follow Nato leader Mark

Were British troops really 'off the front lines' in Afghanistan?

Were British troops really 'off the front lines' in Afghanistan? Donald Trump's claims fact checked - MPs, veterans and Nato leaders have rejected Trump’s remarks as inaccurate and offensive.