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NATO summit in Ankara opens amid US strikes on Iran

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OilPrice reports that the final day of a NATO summit in Ankara on July 8 started amid renewed tensions, after the United States resumed strikes on Iran following an uneasy cease-fire.

The outlet also said the broader conflict has shaken the alliance and that US President Donald Trump criticized European allies for not helping, including questions about their loyalty.

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