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    US Threatens Trade Halt with Spain Over Iran Dispute

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    작성자 윤정수 기자    조회Hit 122   작성일2026-03-04 08:24:43

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    U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a dramatic shift in economic relations with Spain, threatening to halt all trade with the European nation after Madrid refused to allow American military operations from its bases in support of actions linked to Iran. Trump made the comments during a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the White House, accusing Spain of being uncooperative and failing to meet defense spending targets advocated by the United States.

    According to the U.S. president, he has directed senior officials to begin the process of cutting off commercial dealings with Spain as a consequence of the dispute. The White House briefing highlighted that Spain’s stance on not permitting the use of shared military facilities for operations involving Iran struck at the heart of Washington’s broader strategy in the Middle East.

    The Spanish government responded by emphasizing the importance of international law and existing trade agreements within the European Union framework, and said it remains prepared to mitigate any fallout from the dispute. European leaders have called for continued dialogue, while analysts note that any move to fully sever trade ties between the U.S. and a key European economy would carry complex legal and economic implications.

    This development marks a significant escalation in tensions between Washington and one of its longstanding allies amid the ongoing geopolitical conflict involving Iran.


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