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Trump’s jibe at UK soldiers in Afghanistan ‘deeply disappointing’, says UK minister
Around 1,186 non-American Nato troops died in the conflict that began in 2001, according to Help for Heroes
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independent.co.uk
Trump’s swipe at Nato soldiers in Afghanistan angers veterans
‘He is completely wrong to be dismissive,’ says UK ex-ambassador in Kabul
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Trump’s jibe at UK soldiers in Afghanistan ‘deeply disappointing’, says UK minister
Around 1,186 non-American Nato troops died in the conflict that began in 2001, according to Help for Heroes
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Trump’s Nato troop claim slammed by mother of injured British veteran
The US president made false claims about the role of Nato soldiers in the conflict
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Armed forces minister slams Trump’s false Nato comments as ‘utterly ridiculous’
Armed forces minister and former Marine Al Carns has slammed Donald Trump's false suggestion that Nato troops stayed away from the front lines in Afghanistan. Mr Carns, who served…
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‘I lost two limbs in Afghanistan - here’s why Donald Trump is wrong about UK troops’
Former Royal Marine Commando Ben McBean described Donald Trump’s comments about Nato forces in Afghanistan as ‘insulting’
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Afghanistan veteran’s video shows frontline reality after Trump’s false Nato claims
Armed forces minister Al Carns has shared a video of Nato troops fighting in Afghanistan after Donald Trump claimed they stayed “a little off the front lines”. The former Royal…
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Trump’s Afghanistan claim dishonours war dead — here’s the truth
Donald Trump has angered veterans and families of those who died in Afghanistan after claiming that allies stayed away from the front line in the conflict. Around 1,061…
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I spent six months with Nato troops in Afghanistan – Trump’s wrong
World affairs editor Sam Kiley spent six months alongside 16 Air Assault Brigade in Helmand where British and US forces put their lives on the line daily to keep each other safe
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Prince Harry hits out at Trump over false claims on British troops in Afghanistan
Prince Harry is a former Army Air Corps co-pilot gunner who undertook two frontline tours to Afghanistan
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theguardian.com
Donald Trump walks back comments about UK soldiers in Afghanistan
After criticism over allegation Nato troops ‘stayed off front lines’ in conflict, US president says UK forces were ‘great and very brave’