Former US President Donald Trump reportedly told Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte that he felt let down by Nato countries regarding their approach to the Iran nuclear deal. The conversation, details of which recently emerged, revealed Trump’s frustration with European allies’ efforts to maintain the agreement after he withdrew the US in 2018. Rutte defended Nato’s actions, highlighting the significant contributions of the alliance, specifically mentioning over 5,000 US aircraft departures from European bases during wartime. This exchange underscores ongoing tensions stemming from Trump’s “America First” foreign policy and differing perspectives on international cooperation. The incident highlights a historical disagreement over the Iran deal and the role of transatlantic partnerships. It also reveals a candid assessment from Trump regarding his perception of allied support during his presidency.