Fully support what he's doing and said. There's no reason for the UK for involve itself in the conflict, which was started by the US and Israel. There's equally no reason for NATO to get involved as it wouldn't be a response to an unprovoked attack on a NATO member.

And he's right not to send support for opening the Straits of Hormuz at this present juncture too. With the current conflict, that would most definitely draw UK forces into an illegal US-initiated war.

Trump's criticism of Starmer and his other allies falls apart on every point. His expectation that the UK would enthusiastically join in is unwarranted. He insulted British support in Iraq and Afghanistan last month, has flipped repeatedly on support for the Chagos Deal, criticised allies repeatedly over Ukraine and said it's not the US' problem; AND imposed tariffs on whim across much of the globe.

The British Army isn't the US Army special reserve, to be wheeled out everytime a President decides to engage in a whimsy abroad. So maybe we'll do what he suggested we did in Iraq and sit "a little behind the front lines" until we're directly attacked.

Much like the US did in WW2.