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General · 23 January 2026

Trump Criticized for Saying NATO Allies Avoided Afghan Frontlines

Trump Criticized for Saying NATO Allies Avoided Afghan Frontlines

Donald Trump is facing criticism for claiming NATO allies avoided the front lines in Afghanistan. In a Fox News interview, Trump questioned NATO's reliability. His remarks have been called offensive, especially considering the sacrifices made by allied forces. The UK, for example, suffered 457 deaths, and allies suffered 1,160 deaths during the conflict. Social Care Minister Stephen Kinnock called Trump's comments deeply disappointing, emphasizing the long history of allied forces standing together.

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