All NATO members to hit 2% defense spending in 2025, Rutte says



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All NATO members will reach the 2% of GDP defense spending target this year, according to NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte. Canada and Portugal were the last NATO members to announce plans to meet the 2% target in 2025.

U.S. President Donald Trump has previously pressured NATO members to increase defense spending, suggesting the target be raised to 5% of GDP.

NATO agreed on this 2% target in 2014 after Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea, with U.S. pressure and Trump’s threats pushing members to increase spending.

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