In a recent NATO press conference, Secretary-General Mark Rutte referred to Donald Trump as 'Daddy' while praising him for using strong language in his commentary on the Israel-Iran conflict. Rutte supported Trump’s assertion that the two countries resembled fighting children and noted that sometimes 'Daddy' must intervene with tough talk. This comment, made during an attempt to show camaraderie before the NATO summit, underscores a shift in European leaders' tone towards Trump, reflecting a strategic effort to build relations post-criticism.
Rutte humorously dubbed Trump 'Daddy' during a NATO press conference, praising his strong language regarding Israel and Iran, equating their conflict to kids fighting.
Trump's comparison of Israel and Iran to brawling children struck a chord with Rutte, who suggested that tough language was needed to resolve adult conflicts.
In response to criticism, Rutte defended his comments, indicating his friendship with Trump was genuine despite the unconventional form of praise.
European leaders, seeking to improve relations with Trump post-controversy, have deliberately chosen to flatter him at the NATO summit, reflecting a strategic approach.
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