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Berlin Backs Trump's Demand to Hike NATO Spending Target to 5%
ANTALYA, Turkey (Reuters) - Germany on Thursday backed U.S. President Donald Trump's demand to more than double NATO's defence spending target to 5% of GDP, as Washington urged countries to eliminate any "weak links" in the alliance caused by a lack of military investment.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy stated that the U.K. aims to increase defense spending to 2.5 percent of GDP by 2027.
A two-day informal summit of NATO foreign ministers starts today in Belek, Antalya province, in southern Turkey. — Ukrinform.
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