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NATO members hit two percent defense spending target, with Europe and Canada increasing budgets by nineteen percent to five hundred seventy-four billion dollars. Poland led the way at four point three percent, while Spain, Portugal, and others stayed at two percent. The push reflects tougher security realities and past pressure from leaders like Trump. Europe and Canadas major equipment outlays surged thirty-four percent, while the US saw a slight dip to eight hundred thirty-eight billion dollars. Leaders pledged to reach five percent of GDP by 2035, with the NATO summit set for Ankara this July.

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