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Merz says NATO spending boost to counter Russia — not please Trump
BERLIN: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz insisted a pledge by NATO allies to boost defense spending at a “historic” summit starting on Tuesday would not just aim to please US President Donald Trump. “We are not doing this, as some claim, to do the United States and its president a favor,” he told the German parliament before setting off for the gathering in The Hague. “We are doing this based on our own observations and convictions. Russia, above all, is actively and aggressively threatening security and freedom” across Europe, he added.
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bbc.com
Germany vows fair share of Europe's defence as Nato leaders arrive at Hague summit
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arabnews.com
Merz says NATO spending boost to counter Russia — not please Trump
BERLIN: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz insisted a pledge by NATO allies to boost defense spending at a “historic” summit starting on Tuesday would not just aim to please US…
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fortune.com
NATO leaders want to appease Trump, but spending billions more on the defense alliance ‘would be just crazy for Europeans,’ foreign policy…
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nytimes.com
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Trump meets with Zelensky and says higher NATO defense spending may deter future Russian aggression
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tass.com
Trump promises NATO countries Russia won’t attack them — newspaper
According to the report, the US president praised the alliance's efforts to increase defense spending