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NATO Summit Takeaways: Praise For Trump, Article 5 Tensions, And Ukraine Sidestepped
At NATO’s summit in The Hague, leaders agreed to boost defense spending, reaffirm Article 5, and left Ukraine’s membership hopes unresolved. Trump stole the spotlight, again, receiving lavish praise from the alliance's secretary-general and making ambiguous comments on alliance commitments.
NATO supports Ukraine despite downplaying its role at the summit
Ukraine, a key player in recent NATO summits, has seen its role diminished for the first time in three years at the gathering in The Hague this Tuesday and Wednesday. This was intentional, to reduce the possibility of friction with U.
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We, the Heads of State and Government of the North Atlantic Alliance, have gathered in The Hague to reaffirm our commitment ...
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