At a NATO summit in Ankara, US President Donald Trump criticizes several allies and makes demands that he says relate to US foreign policy priorities. Multiple outlets report that Trump calls Spain a “terrible partner” and orders the US Treasury to halt all trade with Spain, framing the dispute around Spain’s stance during the US-led campaign against Iran and related ceasefire developments. Coverage also says Trump renews claims about Greenland and argues that European resistance to his position is a “big problem,” drawing particular irritation from Denmark, which has sovereignty over Greenland. Separate reporting highlights Trump’s broader pattern of contentious remarks toward allies at the summit, including complaints that they do not support his Iran policy and criticism that the Iran ceasefire is no longer in effect. Outlets also note that Spain’s government response is to downplay the impact of the comments, with reporting that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s office treats the statements as “business as usual” and says US-Spain relations remain positive. Several accounts describe the sequence of remarks as contributing to visible tensions among NATO members during the summit’s final day.