U.S. President, Donald Trump has expressed disappointment over what he described as a noticeable shift in relations between Washington and London, following Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s initial decision to withhold direct military backing for strikes against Iran. In an interview with The Sun, Trump suggested the long-standing alliance between the two countries was no longer as firm as it once was. “It’s very sad to see that the relationship is obviously not what it was,” Trump said. He also contrasted Britain’s stance with that of other European allies, singling out France for its support. He noted that while the United States was capable of prosecuting military operations in the Middle East independently, he believed the UK should have played a more immediate role. “It’s not going ...