NATO’s refusal to help the US in Iran war could come back to bite them

Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney discusses US President Donald Trump’s desire to acquire Greenland. “The war in Iran has a direct bearing on this. Keep in mind that the United States was not allowed overfly rights over other NATO allies,” he told Sky News Senior Reporter Caroline Marcus. “So … I don’t think this is going away, in fact, I think there’s members of both parties now who are so concerned about the fact that we were denied the use of our own bases by our own European allies that it does force people to look at Greenland in a different perspective. “This will come back to the front burner with new data as a result of the Iran war.”

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