NATO allies need to spend 'considerably' more to deter Russia: Rutte

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NATO allies need to spend 'considerably' more to deter Russia: Rutte

NATO allies are currently negotiating an upward revision to the defence spending target, despite several countries failing to reach the current 2% of GDP threshold.

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NATO Chief Mark Rutte said that while the debate was in its early stages, he expected the alliance's new defence spending commitment to be more than 3% of GDP. US President Donald Trump had asked European countries to do more, and that has started to happen, he added, describing NATO's new defence spending plan. The article Mark Rutte unveils new NATO defence spending plan comes from Wszystko co końca.

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15:58 If NATO wants to be able to defend itself in five years, member states should pump 'more than 3 percent' of their GDP into defense, says top man Mark Rutte. Countries that have not yet reached the 2 percent standard

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NATO countries in Europe must invest more in defense, the head of the alliance, Mark Rutte, stressed on Wednesday, making increasing spending a top priority on his agenda.

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NATO chief Mark Rutte said that while the debate is at an early stage, he expects the alliance's new commitment on defense spending to be more than 3 percent. GDP.

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Before a two-day meeting of defense ministers in Brussels, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte reiterated that NATO members should plan significantly more for defense. He believes that "north of three percent" is realistic.