What plans does NATO have in response to the provocations from Iran and how are European leaders reacting?

NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, stated that he expects European countries to support the military intervention of the United States against Iran, emphasizing the importance of President Trump's actions for global security. In an interview with CBS, Rutte acknowledged the reluctance of some European countries to actively engage in the conflict, but expressed optimism that they would reach a consensus. Trump's criticisms of European allies for their lack of involvement were counterbalanced by Rutte's call for understanding, mentioning that European leaders were surprised by the coordinated attacks by the US and Israel. Rutte compared the situation to that of North Korea, warning that a nuclear-armed Iran would pose a threat to global stability. He emphasized the need to ensure the safety of oil transport in the Strait of Hormuz, essential for the global economy.