北约峰会外，关于“爸爸”的争议始末

Group 1 - NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's comments during a press conference with President Trump were perceived as "flattering" by Western media, leading to a humorous exchange about the term "dad" [1][2] - Trump compared the conflict between Israel and Iran to children fighting on a playground, suggesting that sometimes allowing them to fight briefly makes it easier to intervene later [1] - Rutte clarified that he did not literally call Trump "dad," but used the term metaphorically to express concerns from European nations about America's commitment to NATO [2] Group 2 - The day before the "dad" controversy, Trump shared a private message from Rutte on social media, which was interpreted as overly flattering, highlighting the eagerness of NATO leaders for a successful summit [2] - Rutte did not express concern over Trump's public sharing of the private message, indicating a level of comfort with the situation [2] - Upon returning to the U.S., the White House shared a video montage of Trump's NATO summit participation, humorously captioned with "Dad is home" [3]