Excessively "flattering", Trump shares NATO Secretary General's private message.

On the 24th local time, U.S. President Donald Trump released a screenshot of a private message from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on his self-created social media platform. In the message, Rutte praised Trump for his "decisive actions" against Iran. However, several media outlets, including "Russia Today" (RT) and the Associated Press, noticed that the message was filled with flattering remarks, and the "fawning" content quickly sparked controversy, with netizens bluntly saying, "I feel a bit nauseous." RT reported that the information Trump shared seemed to have been sent before the NATO summit in The Hague, which opened on the 24th. "Mr. President, dear Donald," Rutte wrote at the beginning of the message, "Congratulations and thank you for your decisive actions against Iran; it is indeed an extraordinary move, one that others dare not take."