Trump still ‘disappointed’ with Nato, says US should control Greenland as summit kicks off

US President Donald Trump doubled down on his criticism of Nato member states’ refusal to aid Washington’s military operation in the Middle East, while noting that his country would consider selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkey after years of deadlock.In his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday, the US president, who arrived in Ankara to attend this year’s Nato summit, said he was “very disappointed” with fellow Nato member states during Washington’s military operation against Iran and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.Noting that he would have skipped this year’s summit if it were not hosted in Turkey by his “friend” Erdogan, Trump said that the US was “not treated well” during the Iran conflict, despite Washington’s “trillions of dollars” worth of investment into Nato in the past several decades to protect European countries and Canada from the Soviet Union and Russia.