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Kaja Kallas on if Europe is better off since Iran war
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July 11, 2026
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1:17Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump brought his longstanding criticisms to the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey. He argued that member countries aren't spending enough on defense or supporting the U.S. enough on Iran. European leaders countered that they are spending more and helping with Iran.
In a special episode of Compass Points from Ankara, host Nick Schifrin asked Kaja Kallas, the European Union's top diplomat, whether Europe is better off following the U.S.-Iran war.
"It's for the historians to decide," she answered, adding that "there are so many elements still" and "we are still in the middle" of the 60-day timeline within the memorandum of understanding.
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