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Americans are wearing biggest smiles in NATO defence spending battle | World News

5 June 2025
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Americans are wearing biggest smiles in NATO defence spending battle | World News
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NATO discussions have intensified around defense spending, especially following President Trump’s call for European nations to increase their contributions. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized the need for NATO allies to aim for a total defense spending of 5% of GDP, with at least 3.5% allocated to core defense. While only Poland meets this goal currently, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte noted that countries will be closely monitored to ensure progress towards these targets over the next decade, which could significantly benefit the U.S. defense industry.

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