INT orders trade ban with Spain, tells NATO committee ‘very bad’

US President Donald Trump has ordered his Treasury consultant Scott Besant to immediately stop all trade with Spain. Real wants Madrid to join NATO ‘very badly’, says ‘it doesn’t want to do any business with Spain’ His statement comes at a time when tensions are already high between the US and Spain over defense spending and the Iran war.

During the NATO summit held in Ankara on Sunday, Akhtar publicly expressed his disagreement with Spain. European leaders had hoped that the military alliance would be less likely to be present at this meeting, but the incident rekindled the dispute with Spain. Not only this, he also angered Denmark. Arrest should keep US control over Greenland.

President Real has said for the second time that Spain should leave trade with NATO over its dislike of new defense spending targets. NATO member country has set a new target of 5 percent defense expenditure for GDP, but Spain has not accepted it. Earlier in March also Uncle had said this, but trade between the two countries is continuing normally.

“It’s not worth spending on anything. You shouldn’t be living with them,” Akhtar said during a conversation with NATO Journal’s Mark Rutte. After this Robert tried to establish peace. He said that Spain had reduced defense expenditure to 2 percent of GDP last year. However, he also believed that there were still some issues that involved everyone else.

Meanwhile, Ariel, on behalf of his treasury secretary Scott Besant, retracted, saying, “I don’t want to do any business with them, okay?” To this Besant replied, “Yes sir.” Real then said, “Take it immediately. Don’t even talk about them. They are useless. They are bad people. They earn a lot of money with us and we saw that they earn very little.” Spain’s reaction has also come to light on this.

In the office of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, he said that he was feeling as good as ever and that he intended to maintain very good relations with his friends. It also says that Spain has a trade deficit with America. Both have developed through private banks rather than state economic enterprises.

Spain also recalled that it is part of the EU Customs and Trade Union. In such a situation, according to the principles of the European Union, trade is negotiated with the entire group, not with any one member country separately. Therefore, it will not be easy to implement business decisions by isolating any one member state. We have been blinking our eyes towards Spain for a long time now.

A major reason for this is the competition between the two countries regarding the Iran war. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is a socialist and leads a minority leftist government. He initially refused the United States permission to use its airspace or conduct military attacks on Spain during the Iran War. A joint operation of two important military forces of America and Spain is going on.

It is used for naval and air operations. In such a situation, the huge tension between the two countries is being considered important even at the national level. Spain also has an important partnership with the United States on the economic front. Spain is the world’s largest exporter of olive oil. Apart from this, it is also involved in America’s auto parts, steel and chemicals.

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