Spain has agreed to cooperate with the American military, after Trump threatened to suspend trade relations.

The White House spokesperson, Karoline Leavitt, announced that Spain has agreed to cooperate with the American military, a day after President Donald Trump threatened to suspend trade relations due to Madrid's opposition to American and Israeli attacks on Iran.

Trump proposed a trade embargo on Spain for refusing to allow American planes to use the common military bases in the south of the country.

In contrast, Spain condemned the bombings as reckless and illegal. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez reaffirmed Spain's anti-war stance, warning about the risks of a major global conflict. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent supported Trump's threats, stating that Spain endangers American lives by prohibiting the use of military bases.