British Health Secretary Wes Streeting Criticizes Donald Trump’s Incendiary Language on Iran

Streeting criticized Trump’s language as incendiary, provocative, outrageous.

“Donald Trump has said “incendiary, provocative, outrageous things” during America’s war with Iran, Wes Streeting has declared”

Daily Express

The UK government has learned to distinguish between what Trump says and what he does.

Irvine Times

Disagreements over Iran, Greenland, and the Chagos Islands had strained ties.

The deep and historic US-UK relationship remains strong.

This relationship is bigger than any president or prime minister.

Streeting addressed the failure of US-Iran peace talks as obviously disappointing.

Trump had warned Iran that a whole civilisation will die.

London Evening Standard

The two countries agreed on a ceasefire that was thrown into uncertainty.

21 hours of negotiations ended without a peace agreement.

Britain will host further talks on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Streeting denied the Chagos Islands deal is dead.

“Mr Trump warned Tehran earlier this week that “a whole civilisation will die” if it did not meet his demands, ahead of the two countries agreeing on a ceasefire”

London Evening Standard

Trump branded the plan an act of great stupidity.

The objective is to secure the Chagos Islands for the long term.

The US had agreed to the arrangement.

The relationship with Trump deteriorated over Greenland and the Middle East war.