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Donald Trump says US is 'reviewing' Falkland Islands support for UK
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Donald Trump announced the US is reviewing its support for the UK regarding the Falkland Islands.
- UK defence spending a point of contention
- Falkland Islands a point of diplomatic tension
- US-UK relations potentially impacted
- US reviewing Falkland Islands support for UK
- Trump administration pressures UK on NATO spending
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Mirror (GB)
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Donald Trump says US is 'reviewing' Falkland Islands support for UK
Irish Independent (IE)
Irish Independent (IE)
It comes as the Trump administration continues to put pressure on Andy Burnham's Government to increase defence spending into NATO.
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- 1h agoMirror (GB): It comes as the Trump administration continues to put pressure on Andy Burnham's Government to increase defence spending into NATO.
- 47m agoIrish Independent (IE): Donald Trump says ‘let data reign’ in response to anti
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