US President Donald Trump used his Veterans Day address on Tuesday to slam long-standing Western allies and claim that America’s military victories overshadow those of its partners. During the ceremony, Trump announced he would issue a proclamation designating the Veterans Day holiday as “Victory Day” for both World War I and World War II. “When I see other countries celebrating Victory Day … And I said, we got to have a Victory Day,” he told the audience at Arlington National Cemetery. “From now on, we’re going to be celebrating Victory Day for World War I, for World War II, and frankly, for everything else.” Trump added, "I was recently at an event and I saw that France was celebrating Victory Day, but we didn't. And I saw France was celebrating another Victory Day for World War 2.

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