Iran War Looms Over NATO Summit

Bloomberg reporter Dan Williams previews the NATO summit in Turkey, focusing on US burden-sharing demands, Trump's strained relations with European allies after the Iran war, and the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He also discusses the upcoming Trump-Netanyahu meeting and how Gulf states are reassessing alliances. - NATO summit hosted by Turkey will focus on defense spending, defense industry, and support for Ukraine. - Trump is looking to draw down US presence and contributions, unsettling European allies. - The inconclusive US-Iran war and Trump's frustration with allies may color summit dynamics. - The Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, with shipping insurers risk-averse and Iranian safe passage warnings ongoing. - A Trump-Netanyahu meeting looms, with risks of public friction and potential impact on Israeli election positioning. - Gulf allies like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE are reassessing ties with the US and potentially hedging with Iran and Israel.