Trump, Zelenskyy hold meetings with NATO counterparts in Turkey

As world leaders gather in Turkey's Ankara for the latest round of NATO talks,

US President Donald Trump insists on control over Greenland

and says he was disappointed when Italy, Germany and France turned

down his request for help in Iran war as a test of their loyalty.

He's also considering selling F-35 jets to Turkey, which has been sanctioned

from the programme by Trump himself after it purchased

Russian missile defence systems.

Also in Ankara is Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who met with

various counterparts on the sidelines of the summit and signed drone deals with

a number of countries including Finland, the Netherlands and Estonia.

This as demostrations spread to Istanbul, where thousands from leftist

parties marched againt the summit.