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Rutte Defends 'DADDY TRUMP' Ahead Of Turkey NATO Summit As Alliance Rift Deepens Over Iran War
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Jul 7, 20268:10Now PlayingNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte defended U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of the Ankara Summit, rejecting claims that Washington is dividing the alliance. Rutte said Trump has instead helped bring NATO closer together by pushing allies to boost defence spending. He praised Trump's long-standing demand for burden-sharing, saying European members and Canada are now moving toward matching U.S. defence commitments. Rutte also called for credible plans to meet NATO's 5% of GDP defence target by 2035. On Ukraine, he said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is ready for peace talks, while accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin of refusing direct negotiations.
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Rutte Defends 'DADDY TRUMP' Ahead Of Turkey NATO Summit As Alliance Rift Deepens Over Iran War
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