WIRE — NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte declined to say if he agreed with President Donald Trump that Iran should have ballistic missiles. Trump said last week that he supports Iran having access to "some" conventional ballistic missiles, which, he said, "aren't the problem," even though he has previously called to eliminate the threat of Iran's ballistic The post NATO chief declines to comment on Iran having ballistic missiles appeared first on Egypt Independent.
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