US EditionNATO Chief Clarifies Trump Comments: ‘I Didn’t Call Him Daddy’
- NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte clarified he did not call U.S. President Donald Trump 'daddy' during a press conference, stating it was a joke referencing a child asking a parent for reassurance.
- During a NATO Summit, Trump compared Israel and Iran to 'two kids in a schoolyard' having a 'big fight.'
- British reporter Deborah Haynes prompted laughter by mentioning Rutte's remark about Trump being called 'daddy.' Trump humorously responded about Rutte's friendly regard for him.
- Trump expressed that NATO allies might need initial help but are expected to defend themselves, calling it a 'big day for NATO.
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NATO chief clarifies he didn’t call Trump daddy: media reports
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte sought to clarify an eyebrow-raising comment he made during a bilateral news conference with US President Donald Trump on Wednesday: He doesn’t consider the US leader “daddy” and was making a reference in jest, the Hill reported.
·Beijing, China
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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte denied Wednesday that he would have appointed US President Donald Trump "Daddy" in an interview previously agreed during the day of the Reuters press agency, writes CNN. Rutte...
·Romania
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General Secretary Rutte kept Trump in a good mood at the NATO summit, but then he wants to clarify something. NATO states decide to raise military spending to five percent of their economic output.
·Munich, Germany
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