Nigel Farage 'starting to worry slightly' about Donald Trump’s judgment on Iran

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Nigel Farage defies Donald Trump as he says the Falklands will 'always' be British.

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Nigel Farage has defied Donald Trump and declared that the Falkland Islands "are and will always be British," positioning himself against the US President's reported plans to reconsider American support for British sovereignty over the territory.The Reform UK leader announced he intends to raise the issue directly with Argentine President Javier Milei during a planned visit later this year.Mr Farage said: "This is utterly non-negotiable.

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There is no way we're even going to have a debate about the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands."He added that while the message would be conveyed to Washington, he would also tell President Milei personally: "Look, we want great relations with your country but this is non-negotiable." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say On top of his firm stance on the Falklands, Mr Farage has expressed growing unease about the American President's decision-making.Speaking to the Daily Mail, the Reform UK leader admitted he was "starting to worry slightly" about...

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Nigel Farage has started to "worry slightly" about President Donald Trump's judgement on Iran, confessing he "struggles to understand" his thought process.Reform UK's leader said: "I do, as a friend, worry slightly about his judgment on this, yes.

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I do."It will be a terribly sad end to an amazing political career if the man that was always anti-war in the end gets (brought) down by this...

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I struggle to understand it."Mr Farage has historically praised the US President for his domestic economic and immigration policies, but his support for his "friend" has clearly begun to wane over his offensive actions in the Middle East.

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Relations between Washington and Westminster have grown increasingly strained after Sir Keir Starmer said Britain would not be "dragged into" the Iran...

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