Former President Donald Trump recently made public criticisms of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Spain, according to multiple news reports.

Trump described Starmer as being "no Churchill," making the comparison to Britain's wartime leader in what appears to be a disparaging remark about the current prime minister's leadership.

The former president also directed criticism toward Spain, reportedly calling the country "terrible" and suggesting potential cuts to trade relations, though specific details of proposed trade measures were not provided in the available reports.

These comments occurred against the backdrop of tensions between the UK and US regarding military cooperation. Reports indicate there has been disagreement over the use of UK military bases for strikes involving US and Israeli operations, with the UK reportedly refusing to permit such usage.

The remarks raise questions about future diplomatic relations, particularly given Trump's potential return to the presidency and the traditional "special relationship" between the United States and United Kingdom.

Neither the UK government nor Spanish officials have issued immediate public responses to Trump's latest comments.