It was not an enthusiastic supporter or the President was taking them on social media so that all his familiar all his cap style to sing his praise in the cap style. It directly praised NATO general secretary Mark Rute Trump as he flew at a two -day NATO summit in the Netherlands.

“Mr. President, Dear Donald,” the message of Rute began, as a screenshot Trump posted on his social media network. “Thanks to congratulations and your decisive action in Iran, it was really extraordinary, and did not dare to do anything else. It makes us all safe.”

Fountain tone may be an attempt to butter Tusrap Prior to a major meeting – the kind of praise by the British Prime Minister Kir Stemper has recently announced a trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States, to reduce the tariffs standing on the British goods promised by Trump.

Rute said, “You are flying in another big success in the Hague this evening. It was not easy, but we have signed 5 percent to them!” – In the context of other NATO member countries, a new pledge has been signed to spend 5% of its GDP on defense, a demand has been pushed by the Republican President for months.

“Donald, you have actually inspired us for a really important moment for America and Europe and the world. You will achieve something that no one can be US President in decades,” Rute wrote. “Europe is going to pay a large scale, as they need, and it will win your. Travel safely and see you on His Excellency the food!”

NATO Trump confirms Rutt’s message

NATO confirmed that the message came from the route and was sent on Tuesday. This refused to provide more details, such as the general secretary used to send messages to which platform.

This message appeared from the style of the font and screen icon present in Trump’s posting, that it can be an encrypted messaging app signal, where communication can be set on auto-dome, questioning the possible difficulties of maintaining them as an official record as part of the President’s archive.

The signal was at the center of the scam in which the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was accused of using the app, which is unpublished and unsafe, to share classified materials about an upcoming American airstrike in March in the Houthi rebellious group in Yemen.

Trump strictly defended Hegseth, even announced, “I don’t know what the sign is. I don’t care what the sign is.” He also said, “I would clearly ask these people not to use the signal.”

The White House said on Tuesday that the message was authentic and a government equipment was sent to Trump through employees – but would not say whether it was sent through a signal or any other messaging app.

This is not the first time a leader sent a message to Trump that he exploded everyone on social media.

Last week, Trump posted on his social media site on a personal text message of his US Ambassador Mike Hukabi in Israel, which announced the God that Trump was getting a lot of advice on the Iranian policy, but “the only voice that means, his voice.”

“I am confident that you will hear from heaven,” Hukabi wrote, who is also a baptist minister “and this voice is far more important than me or someone else.”