Continuing his critical rhetoric towards NATO for a perceived lack of support in the war on Iran, President Donald Trump said Thursday that the U.S. would "remember" that many alliance members declined to help Washington during the conflict with Iran, and raised doubts that the U.S. would be there for NATO allies in the future.
Speaking at a White House Cabinet meeting, Trump said, "Nobody's a match for the United States, but [Iran is] not a match for the United States. They're small potatoes. That's why I'm so disappointed in NATO, because this was a test for NATO. You can help us, you don't have to, but if you don't do that, we're gonna remember. Remember this in a number of months from now. Remember my statements."
