In response to the Russian threat, the United States has put pressure on its allies to accept new targets for defense expenses.
Who is the WHO on the Netherlands for the annual North Atlantic Agreement Organization (NATO) Summit, where the members of the United States have given a huge boost for protection expenses.
The A two -day NATO meeting Hague was kicked in Hague on Tuesday in the wake of the increasing global instability with the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine, Ghaza and the Middle East. The highest on the agenda, the contract to significantly increase the cost of protection among the 32 member countries. This is evident in the career of US President Donald Trump, who say that the United States has increased military burden.
Trump has demanded that NATO allies should increase their protection costs to 5 percent (GDP) of their gross domestic product, which is on the current 2 percent increase. They have questioned whether to protect the countries that failed to meet the target of expenses, and even Threatened to leave Block
Speaking to reporters in Heg on Tuesday, European Commission Chairman Ursula Von Deer Leyen said that the members of Nato were approved at the Summit at the Summit.
She said, “The security architecture we rely on for several decades, cannot be recognized,” she said, “Once a generation’s tectonic shift”.
She said, “In recent months, Europe has taken action, only a year ago has taken action,” she said. “The Europe of defense has finally woken up.”
Speaking before the summit, NATO’s general secretary Mark Rutte emphasized that the United States had a “complete commitment”, but he mentioned that he came to expect the increase in the cost of defense.
US pressure
Earlier this month, US Defense Secretary Pete Hagate gave an ultimatum to NATO’s defense ministers at a meeting in Brucells. To say The commitment to spending 5 percent should be done by the summit in Heg.
In response to the pressure, members of the Rutte Summit will ask the members to approve the GDP percent new target for their protection budget by 332, in which the percent at the cost of core protection. Percent percent will be spent and the rest of the part is allocated to “soft costs” on infrastructure and cyber -cyber.
In 223, NATO’s leaders responded to the war in Ukraine of Russia. The per cent has agreed to raise the target of protection costs from 5 % to 5 percent. However, only 22 of the 32 members of the coalition met the revised target.
Some countries like Spain have surpassed the latest proposed rental hike, while other members have already announced a plan to significantly increase military expenditure while responding to the changing security environment.
Giving a great foreign policy in Berlin on Tuesday, German Vice -Chancellor Frederick Merz said that Germany would raise his expense not as a “favorable” to Washington, but to become a “strongest traditional army of Europe” as a “friendly”.
He said, “Russia should be afraid that the war beyond Ukraine.”
“You should be so powerful together that no one should dare to attack you.”
Kremlin: Nato ‘created for the struggle’
The summit will be attended by all the 32 members of the transitable alliance with the leaders of Aloid countries including Japan, New Zealand and Ukraine.
Although not a member of the Kiev Alliance, Kremlin mentioned the desire to join NATO as one of the reasons for attacking Ukraine in 2022.
On Tuesday, Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Pacekov said Moscow had no plans to attack NATO, but it was a vain attempt to guarantee the alliance because Russia was determined to be a monster as a “pleasure of hell.”
According to a report by the Reuters News Agency, “This is a coalition created for the struggle … this is not a means of peace and stability.”
