NATO Summit in Hague Addresses Defense Spending, Support for Ukraine

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The Hague, June 24-25, 2025 - NATO leaders from 32 member states, partner countries, and the European Union convened in The Hague for a summit.

Key discussions focused on increasing defense spending to meet the 2% of GDP target, with an emphasis on collective security.

Germany, under Chancellor Friedrich Merz, announced plans to increase its defense spending, aiming for greater military readiness in Europe. The summit also addressed ongoing support for Ukraine.

The summit reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ukraine in its defense against Russian aggression. Discussions also included measures to enhance stability and security in the region.

Sources

  • Deutsche Welle

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