War with Iran strains the US-UK relationship as Starmer and Trump disagree
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The U.S.-UK relationship is strained due to disagreements over military action against Iran. President Trump has publicly criticized British Prime Minister Starmer for his reluctance to fully support U.S.-Israeli strikes and allow the use of British bases. Starmer initially blocked American planes from using British bases for attacks on Iran, later agreeing to limited use for striking ballistic missile sites. Despite a drone attack on a British base in Cyprus, Starmer has stated the UK will not participate in offensive actions, focusing instead on defensive measures like deploying naval assets. Trump has contrasted the UK's stance with that of other European nations like France, expressing disappointment in the deteriorating relationship.
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