NATO, Trump and Mark Rutte
NATO's Rutte congratulates Trump, says allies spending more on defence
NATO chief Mark Rutte congratulated Donald Trump on Wednesday for being elected president of the United States, and emphasised that members were increasing their military spending, a response to a persistent Trump criticism of the Western alliance.
Trump is ‘right’: Rutte says NATO members need to spend more on arms
BUDAPEST — NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is seeking to start off on the right foot with Donald Trump by praising the United States president-elect's attempts to get NATO countries to spend more on defense, beyond the current 2 percent of GDP target.
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