Trump blasts NATO allies, says ‘most’ don’t want to get involved in Iran military operation

President Trump criticized NATO allies Tuesday for declining participation in a U.S.-Israeli military operation against Iran, saying most of them have informed the White House they don't want involvement. The criticism underscores ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and European partners over military commitments and burden-sharing within the alliance. Trump's comments reflect his longstanding complaints that NATO members don't contribute fairly to joint defense efforts and that the U.S. bears disproportionate costs. The remarks come amid broader friction over how Western nations should respond to Iranian threats and regional instability in the Middle East. The alliance disagreement highlights the diplomatic challenges the administration faces in building international support for military actions in the region.