Posted on Feb 20, 2023
Estonia urges NATO allies to increase defense spending 'closer' to 2.5 percent - Breaking Defense...
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An increase from the current NATO target of 2 percent GDP is expected to be approved by alliance members at the Heads of State Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, due to be held in July 2023.
An increase from the current NATO target of 2 percent GDP is expected to be approved by alliance members at the Heads of State Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, due to be held in July 2023, but it’s unclear how large that increase will be.
Allied defense ministers held initial discussions on military spending in Brussels, Belgium, this week, while Russia is currently engaged in “launching new offensives” against Ukraine, according to NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg.
An increase from the current NATO target of 2 percent GDP is expected to be approved by alliance members at the Heads of State Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, due to be held in July 2023, but it’s unclear how large that increase will be.
Allied defense ministers held initial discussions on military spending in Brussels, Belgium, this week, while Russia is currently engaged in “launching new offensives” against Ukraine, according to NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg.
Estonia urges NATO allies to increase defense spending 'closer' to 2.5 percent - Breaking Defense...
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I think the Ukrainian affair is the root cause and has some of the smaller nations nervous.
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PFC Edgar Mosier
I don't live in a "gated" community, but I bet having "nervous neighbors" would tend towards a better, safer neighborhood.
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