After months of diplomatic friction and high-stakes posturing, the frost between Washington and its European allies appears to be thawing. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte signaled a definitive turning point on Monday, suggesting that European capitals have finally “gotten the message” from President Donald Trump regarding the escalating conflict with Iran. The shift isn’t just rhetorical. According to reports from Reuters, several European nations are now moving to honor dormant military basing agreements and are signaling a newfound readiness to help secure the volatile Strait of Hormuz—a vital artery for the world’s energy supply…
