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Donald Trump initially criticized NATO allies, including the UK, for their role in Afghanistan, suggesting they stayed off the front lines. This sparked outrage among British veterans and politicians. Trump later paid tribute to UK soldiers, acknowledging their bravery and sacrifices. Sir Keir Starmer and Prince Harry had criticized Trump's earlier remarks, with Starmer suggesting an apology was needed. The mother of a severely wounded British veteran described Trump's comments as "the ultimate insult."
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