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Ottawa is reviewing her Defense costs Plans “from the top to bottom” Defense Minister David McGuinty Saeed comes under pressure to improve the noted levels since the height of the Cold War, under the pressure of the Cold War, Thursday.
McGuiny said that the federal government would say “very soon” about the expenditures of the alliance and “to make announcements in this regard.”
“Canada is currently revising the most costs, re-viewing up to the top down,” he said, “he told reporters NATO Headquarters in Brussels.
“Recently, our Prime Minister announced that the Arctic, Canada has made a new $ 6 billion in order to provide our Arctic. Thus, we work hard with our colleagues to implement a number of changes.
McGuininty is in Belgium in Belgium in Belgium in Belgium, this month leads the leaders’ summit, where members are involved in agreements to increase defense costs.
Defense ministers are meeting to raise the “Ability Targets” – basically 32 members of the people who need to buy the people who need to buy.
Priority procurement lists include air and missile defense systems, artillery, ammunition and drones.
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“Today we decided to go on their ability. From there, today, not for us to defend ourselves today, but also three, five, seven years,” NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said.
Canada is under heavy pressure to increase defense costs to 5 percent of GDP – a three-point increase from the current target.
Ottawa has been fighting for a long time compared to 2 percent, and recently struggled to spend only 1.33 percent of GDP in 2023, according to NATO report. The annual report of the NATO Secretary General, which was released in April, said that Canada’s defense spending will be 1.45 percent for 2024 percent.
The leaders of the allied people will be held in the Netherlands on June 24-24 and June 25, on June 25, according to the liabilities of defense costs for the annual NATO summit, the US President Donald Trump.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, on Thursday at the door of the NATO headquarters, said he expected the member countries to reach 5 percent on the summit.
“You need to be more than flags to be alliance,” he said. “We will continue the work we continue to work, President Trump, which we think about 5 percent during this union – this summit at the summit at the end of this month.”
No member country currently responds to 5 percent – not the United States. Hegseth did not find any questions when he went to the journalists as soon as he entered the building.
The plan put forward in the summit, 3.5 percent of member countries – planes and other weapons and other weapons and other weapons and other weapons and infrastructure, cyberecurity and industrial areas to spend 1.5 percent.
According to the Canadian Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, since 1957, he did not spend 5 percent of GDP. The last time he spent 2 percent in 1990.
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau government, the Canadian elderly bought 12 new submarines to replace the elderly Victoria Class Subs, it must meet the 2 percent target. Ottawa, until 2028, expects to sign a contract for the new submarine.
Prime Minister Mark Carney promised to increase the last date of Canada to increase the deadline of Canada to 2032-2030 or soon.
McGuiny said that the global security environment of Canada passed on Thursday and watching geopolitical risks increased.
“There is no disappointment about the scale of upcoming difficulties,” he said. “Russia’s sincere and brutal war against Ukraine continues to destroy the global security landscape. China’s growing ambitions and more confident behavior are violated in the Indo-Pacific.
“We should all do more in front of these growing threats. We will all do more.”
– With documents from Associated Press
& Consion Press 2025
