Buckingham Palace Responds After Trump Claims King ‘Agrees' With Him on Iran Issue - Time Magazine

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Donald Trump claims King Charles 'would have probably helped' in Iran.

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Donald Trump has claimed that King Charles "would have probably helped" America's military campaign against Iran, suggesting the monarch would have supported the offensive if the decision had been his to make.The US President delivered these remarks from the Oval Office after the King addressed Congress, where Charles made the case for robust Nato support and continued assistance to Ukraine, positions that have drawn criticism from Mr Trump."The King is fantastic.

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We talked about this also, and he loves his country, and he's a great king, and he's a great friend of mine," Mr Trump said."And I think if he were doing that, if that were up to him, he would have probably helped us with Iran."Mr Trump continued his effusive praise for the monarch, describing him as "a phenomenal representative for his country" and declaring that British citizens ought to feel proud of their sovereign.The President's comments came amid ongoing tensions...

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