At a NATO summit in Ankara, President Donald Trump stated that he considered an interim agreement with Iran to be finished, though he indicated he would permit continued negotiations. Trump made the remark amid tensions with allied nations, criticizing European members for declining to support U.S. military operations against Iran and for opposing his renewed push to acquire Greenland from Denmark. The comments came as NATO leaders tried to placate Trump by pointing to increased defense spending, while the president demanded greater burden-sharing and loyalty from allies. The dispute underscores internal strains within the alliance, as European countries and Canada confront U.S. pressure on spending, troop levels, and military access.