British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has expressed agreement with U.S. President Donald Trump’s stance that European nations must take on a greater share of the burden for their collective self-defense.
Speaking on the issue, Starmer acknowledged that European countries need to contribute more significantly to their own security, aligning with Trump’s long-standing position that NATO allies should increase their defense spending. His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about military funding and the role of European nations in global security efforts.
The statement signals a potential shift in the UK’s approach to defense commitments within the NATO alliance, as leaders across Europe face increasing pressure to bolster their military capabilities.
