NATO Summit in Ankara: Leaders Reaffirm Commitment and Address Global Tensions
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NATO Leaders, Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky, Mark Rutte
Ankara, Turkey
July 2026
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NATO leaders reaffirmed their commitment to Article 5 and support for Ukraine. President Trump moderated his tone during closed-door sessions despite earlier public outbursts regarding Iran, Greenland, and trade with Spain. European and Canadian defense spending is projected to reach $634 billion in 2026. New agreements include licensing Patriot missile production for Ukraine and continued financial support.
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