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Europe pushes back on some US military operations as concerns over Iran war mount
France, Italy and Spain limited access for U.S. aircraft as Trump accused NATO allies of failing to support strikes on Iran.
- Europe has pushed back on US military operations over concerns about a potential war with Iran, as tensions rise between Washington and its allies.
- France denied the US permission to use its airspace to transport weapons, while Italy barred US bombers from landing at a base before heading to the Middle East.
- Spain defended its decision to close airspace to US planes involved in attacks on Iran, allowing its bases only for NATO's collective defense.
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