Three-Word Reply from Spain’s Prime Minister to Trump’s Trade Warning

Sánchez drew historical parallels to past conflicts, notably the U.S.‑led invasion of Iraq in 2003, warning against repeating decisions that he said led to long‑term instability and suffering.

His address underscored a broader European skepticism about military intervention without clear international backing.

Spanish officials also rejected claims — including those reported by the White House press secretary — that Spain had changed its position or agreed to cooperate in military operations.