NATO chief declines to comment on Iran having ballistic missiles

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has chosen not to weigh in on President Trump's surprising stance on Iran's possession of conventional ballistic missiles, despite Trump's previous calls for eliminating such threats. This silence comes amid Trump's recent declaration that Iran should have "some" ballistic missiles, which he insists are not the problem. Rutte's refusal to comment adds complexity to the international discourse on Iran's military capabilities and highlights the ongoing tensions in U.S.-NATO relations over differing views on Middle East security.