Lower thirds:

00:04 Pedro Sanchez / Spanish Prime Minister
00:30 Donald Trump / US President
01:03 Report by / Simon Bone

Script:

The Spanish prime minister pulled no punches.

0:03
+++SOT Pedro Sanchez, Spanish Prime Minister+++
"The position of the Spanish government can be summed up in four words: no to the war."

0:11
Pedro Sanchez hit back at the US president - reiterating Spain's refusal to allow the US to use its bases to attack Iran. He warned that the conflict would only fuel economic instability.

0:22
The rift between Madrid and Washington opened when President Trump - meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz - answered a question from DW's Michaela Küfner. 

0:30
+++SOT Donald Trump, US President+++ 
"Spain has been terrible… We’re going to cut off all trade with Spain. We don’t want anything to do with Spain."

0:36
Trump was angered by Spain's lack of support for his war - as well as its failure to boost its defense budget to 5 percent of gross domestic product. 

0:44 
But another Spanish ally stood up for Sanchez - French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his solidarity - against what he called threats of economic coercion. The EU also offered its support.

0:56
And Spain's markets viewed Trump's remarks as an empty threat - opening down only slightly. 

1:05
Spain now finds itself facing unprecedented threats from its key ally - as Pedro Sanchez becomes the first European leader to take a clear stand against Donald Trump's war in Iran.