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Rubio: Washington remains committed to NATO

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Rubio: Washington remains committed to NATO
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The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said NATO members on Thursday that Washington remains a committed to the Alliance, but said they had to agree to the mass increase of his military consumption.

President Donald Trump shook Europe by suspicion of a willingness to defend all the allies and approaching Russia around the war in Ukraine – before he further raised his tensions with their last trade duties.

– Some of these exhalances I notice in global media and some of our media in the United States are unjustified – said Rubio during its first meeting from NATO colleagues in Brussels.

– President Trump clearly gave knowledge to support NATO. We’ll stay in NATO, “he said.

Notice NATO Summit in June in The Hague, Trump demanded that alliance more than doubles its current target consumption in five percent of GDP – more than anyone, including Washington, spends now.

– We want to get out of here with understanding that we are on the way, a realistic path to whom each member will be obliged and fulfill the promise to reach the consumption of up to five percent, and that includes the United States – said Rubio.

– Nobody expects you to be able to do it for a year or two. But the road must be real – he added.

He insisted that Trump “is not against NATO. He is against NATO that has no abilities that need him to fulfill the obligation.”

The words of persuasion will provide assistance to allies, which in the meantime rushes to show Washington to reinforce.

A number of European countries announced an abrupt increase in military budgets, with the economic force of Germany, which opened the way for a great investment in the army.

– Great things happen. In recent months, we literally see them investing, hundreds of billions of euros – NATO leader Mark Rutte said.

– That is, therefore, is probably the largest increase in the allocation for the army here on the European side of NATO from the end of the Cold War. We still need more, however, “the leader of the Military Association said, passes the AFP.

(Vijesti.ba / Fena)


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