"NATO Allies React to Trump's Comments, Urging Increased Defense Spending"

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Anxiety mounts over the U.S.' commitment to NATO as former U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton warns that Donald Trump would withdraw from the alliance if re-elected, while European leaders express concerns about the future of NATO under a potential second Trump presidency. Despite this, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg remains optimistic about continued U.S. commitment to the alliance, noting that 18 member countries will meet the 2% spending target this year and emphasizing the importance of a strong NATO for U.S. security interests.
Topics:nation#donald-trump#european-concerns#hillary-clinton#international-relations#military-alliance#nato
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