Trump U-turns on British soldiers insult, praises them as 'great warriors'

• Donald Trump initially claimed NATO soldiers, excluding US, were 'behind the front lines' in Afghanistan, sparking outrage.
• His remarks were made during an interview in Davos, where he also questioned NATO's necessity.
• British PM Keir Starmer, Prince Harry, and opposition leader Kemi Badenoch condemned Trump's statements as 'insulting' and 'nonsense'.
• After widespread criticism and a call with PM Starmer, Trump posted on 'Truth Social' praising British soldiers.
• Trump called British soldiers 'greatest warriors' and stated, 'We love you all and always will!', despite continued strained relations with other NATO countries.

Why It Matters: Trump reversed his controversial remarks on British soldiers after backlash, now praising their bravery and sacrifice.