Mark Rutte, Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), left and US President Donald Trump, Netherlands, Netherlands, Wednesday, June 25, Wednesday, Wednesday, June 25.
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NATO allies have agreed to increase more than 2% of 2% of GDP than 2% of GDP from 2% to 5% of GDP, 2% of GDP on Thursday to 5% of GDP.
In a joint declaration, Alliance has stated that it is “about security threats”, in particular Russia, in particular, Euro-Atlantic security and terrorism.
“Allies invest 5% of GDP, as well as protection and safety costs by 2035 to ensure current protection requirements, as well as our personal and collective obligations,” he said.
The historical step will fight against war between tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine and Russia.
Allies have been pushed after US President Donald Trump for this period, both pressure in his office and two years.
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