US President Donald Trump has signalled he may order fresh military strikes on Iran, declaring the fragile ceasefire to be over as the NATO summit in Ankara wrapped up on Wednesday.
The comments came as allied leaders issued a formal declaration reaffirming collective defence and pledging 70 billion euros (approximately 77 billion dollars) in military support for Ukraine.
President Trump also threw the summit into disarray by ordering a trade cut-off with Spain and renewing his claim over Greenland.
Stuart Smith reports from Ankara.
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Stuart Smith in Ankara says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appears to have won permission from Washington to manufacture American-designed missile interceptors inside Ukraine.
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