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  1. Rutte defended NATO's role during the crisis while Trump discussed the US-Israel military campaign against Iran and criticized allies.

Romania's Bucharest airport served NATO military traffic amid discussions between Rutte and Trump regarding Iran's nuclear program.

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Romania's Bucharest airport served NATO military traffic amid discussions between Rutte and Trump regarding Iran's nuclear program.

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  1. Bucharest airport served NATO traffic; Rutte praised Trump's work degrading Iran's nuclear capability.1 source
  2. International praise for Trump's policy regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities, involving NATO and Romania.1 source

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