Land work in Brussels for NATO leaders 5% defense spending target

NATO defense ministers meet with the demand that US President Donald Trump invests five percent of the military and related defense infrastructure of the Western Military Unit.

The ministers met in Brussels on Thursday, where allies will be ready to fight “a stronger, just, fairer, more fatal alliance” confirmed that they call “a more fairer, more deadly alliance.”

Theoretical NATO leaders in the NATO, how to provide, will be the subject of the dispute when we meet in the late month in the Hague, Netherlands.

In the center of the financing proposal center, 5 percent of allies in defense – 1.5 percent of GDP in the main military opportunities – 1.5 percent of GDP on the main military opportunities.

According to NATO’s 2024-year report, Canada is a long roads of these standard, and broadcasts in late April.

The federal government shows that in 2023, he expires 1.3 percent of GDP in defense and estimated the increase of 1.45 percent in 2024.

On Thursday, the Defense Ministers entered the meeting, the newly appointed Defense Minister David McGuinty was asked to reach a new goal in Canada.

“Canada is currently revising all expenses, from top to bottom,” McGuiny told reporters. Last, pointed to the planned $ 6 billion billion investment with Australia Build a radar system on the extreme horizon to watch the Arctic of Canada.

Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced an allied criticism to meet two percent of the current NATO current, which faced continuous criticism of allies. The backhole called on Washington’s Washington’s Washington with Washington’s members of Washington, to promise that the Liberal government will act target by 2032.

McGuininty will not cope with a while to meet with the revised criterion, but Prime Minister Mark Carney will solve Canadian defense costs in the future summit.

“Currently, the real schedule is currently working to the Summit of Actual Leaders in the Netherlands,” he said. “Our Prime Minister will be there and announcements in this regard. Edit.”

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said that almost all allies in the next ten years are on the board with the concept of meeting with five percent of GDP.

“I am very inspiring what we heard there,” Hegseth told reporters during the media.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte pushed the revised goals in the work done as an effort to destroy Trump, but the allies were expected to reach the goal.

Media reports say NATO member members expect to achieve a new goal by 2032.

With the world’s largest defense budget, the United States is holding 3.4 percent of GDP.