Trump Mocks Starmer Over Iran Crisis

On April 2nd, President Donald Trump took a shot at U.K. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer

during a White House lunch, mocking his hesitation to back the U.S. in the Iran conflict with

a weak-voiced impersonation.

Trump recalled asking Starmer if Britain could send its two old broken-down aircraft carriers

to help reopen the straight-of-form moves, closed since the grouse, and now wonder.

War kicked off on February 28th.

After supposedly replied, he'd have to check with his team and meet next week, but Trump

fired back that the war could be over by then, venting.

Frustration over weeks of U.K. refusals, including blocking U.S. planes from British bases.

The straight handles 20 percent of global oil, and his shutdown has petrol prices surging,

with experts warning of a crisis worse than the 19-70s oil shock.

Starmer insists it's not Britain's war, no troops or ships, but he's rallyed 35 nations

for talks, and signed a statement pledging help for.

Safe passage, while Trump also jabbed if France's macrointentions between allies are

heating up fast.