Trump clashes with NATO allies as summit wraps up

As the NATO summit enters its final day in Turkey, President Trump says he's not happy with some of America's allies

Trump criticized NATO countries for what he called their lack of support during the Iran conflict

then renewed his call for the U.S. to take control of Greenland. The president also revived his threat to pull American troops out of Europe over the issue

Greenland doesn't help Denmark. Denmark doesn't spend money to really help Greenland

but it's an important part for the United States. And it's surrounded by China ships

and Russian ships. And that's not going to happen. The ships is not going to happen

It was Greenland that in my and it continues to be that should be controlled by the United States

not by Denmark. And when they wouldn't go along with it, and with all the money we spend to help

them with Russia, and we don't have to spend any money, we could remove all of our soldiers out of

Europe Denmark prime minister fired back saying Greenland is not for sale and calling on NATO allies to stand together in defense of the alliance I think the U position is unfortunately very clear on this topic and our position

is as clear as it has been all through. Greenland is, of course, not for sale

We are ready to defend every inch of NATO, including our own territory

But one of the reasons why we have built NATO many, many years ago is if anything happens to one of us, then everybody should stand up for each other

Trump also singled out Spain, calling it a terrible partner over its refusal to support U.S. actions against Iran and revived an earlier threat to cut off trade

At the same time, he praised Turkey as a stronger ally than some European countries

announcing he will lift sanctions on Ankara and will consider allowing Turkey to buy F-35 fighter jets again

a move some NATO allies, including Greece, are urging him to reconsider