U.S.President Donald Trump disrupted a NATO summit by demanding an end to trade with Spain and reviving claims over Greenland, which strained relations with NATO allies.

During a meeting in Ankara with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, Trump labeled Spain a 'terrible partner' in NATO, accusing the country of not supporting the war on Iran and refusing to allow U.S.use of its airspace and bases.

He ordered Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to halt all trade with Spain, calling the nation a 'wasted cause' and vowing to cut off all economic ties.

The remarks overshadowed efforts to project unity among European allies, who had hoped the summit would address defense spending and support for Ukraine.

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dismissed Trump's comments as 'business as usual,' while Spanish Health Minister Monica Garcia condemned the remarks as bullying.NATO diplomats emphasized the need to build a more European NATO, downplaying Trump's criticisms.The U.S.also launched new strikes on Iran, revoking oil sales licenses in response to attacks on tankers, further escalating tensions.

Trump's actions highlight ongoing disputes within NATO over defense commitments and strategic priorities, with Denmark and Spain facing particular scrutiny over their roles in the alliance.