Spain PM Pedro Sanchez tells Trump ‘no to war’, rejects US use of bases for Iran strikes
"The position of the government of Spain can be summed up in four words: no to war," he said in a televised address, a day after Trump threatened to sever all trade with Spain.
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Spain rejects US Iran strike request; PM Sanchez defies Trump amid trade threat
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez hit back on Wednesday at US President Donald Trump's criticisms of Madrid's refusal to let US planes use its bases to attack Iran.
"The position of the government of Spain can be summed up in four words: no to war," he said in a televised address, a day after Trump threatened to sever all trade with Spain.
"We will not be complicit in something that is harmful to the world and contrary to our values and interests, simply out of fear of retaliation."
"The position of the government of Spain can be summed up in four words: no to war," he said in a televised address, a day after Trump threatened to sever all trade with Spain.
"We will not be complicit in something that is harmful to the world and contrary to our values and interests, simply out of fear of retaliation."
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