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NATO leaders – Western Union, including Canada, a decision to the Western Union, US President Donald, gave a significant victory.
They gathered behind closed doors in the Netherlands on Wednesday, where the latest details and potential complaints.
The members of the Alliance were waiting for something in return – an angry obligation of the Trump in the NATO self-defense paragraph, Article 5.
Speaking in the background after the meeting, the Great Canadian Authorities, Although the Allies came to protect the allies in the crisis, said the US President was comfortable with their confidence.
While going to the summit, Trump was asked whether he was supported by Article 5, and he replied that he had many definitions of Self-Defense. In fact, the language is quite clear – the attack on a member is considered to attack all NATO allies.
After the announcement, given that NATO leaders agreed to increase military finance, now the Trump was now behind Article 5.
“I’m still standing, so I am here, so I am here.” “If I don’t stand with him, I wouldn’t be here.”
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte opened the shortened summit with Trump, as he made charges for the increase in defense costs.
“It has been a very long time, an ally, the United States has a load of this liability and changes today,” Rutte said. “President Trump, this change is possible.
A compromise for allies
Five percent of the gross domestic product, 3.5 percent for main military spending, will be held in the next 10 years.
It is a compromise for allies – it’s hard to find such a large increase, including Canada.
Prime Minister Mark Carney, 5 percent of the five percent of GDP met with CNN meeting with CNN on Monday will cost $ 150 billion a year.
These are paid for defensive infrastructure such as ports, bases and aerogos, and compared to the rest of $ 107 billion in about $ 107 billion.
Clock | For years, the United States has pushed NATO leaders to increase military spending:
NATO members meet this week to argue more than twice this week. However, the exchange of text between US President Donald Trump and the Secretary General of the Alliance shows that there is already an agreement.
Carney noted that increasing security will increase increasing security and increase the internal economy, increase new industry and new jobs.
“The world is increasingly dangerous and divided. The Canadian must strengthen our protection to better our sovereignty, interests and allies,” Carney said at the end of the meeting. “If we’re a more reliable world, we need a stronger Canada.”
What do Canadians think?
Canada says Dave Perry, a defensive expert from the Canadian Global Affairs Institute since the World War or the Korean War has increased since the Korean War.
The preparation of the Canadian community for this is another issue.
Social opinion, two percent preferred to hit NATO.
Perry, Canadians will try to have this Trump agreement and said they should look into the past.
“Finally, many of the administrations, the government of the United States, which is a durable, serious irritating table,” he said. “I had an official complaint of an American former state department that complained last night, for years, we have been gorgeous, and no one asked nothing – Trump asked.”
