The US ambassador to NATO warned Wednesday that some European countries were not doing enough to fulfil a defense spending pledge, ahead of a summit in
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The US ambassador to NATO warned Wednesday that some European countries were not doing enough to fulfil a defense spending pledge, ahead of a summit in Ankara with President Donald Trump.
Under pressure from Trump, NATO leaders agreed at a gathering last year in The Hague to boost defense-related spending to five percent of GDP by 2035.
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