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Netherlands Uses New NATO Channel to Pay for US Arms for Ukraine
The Netherlands said on Monday it will contribute 500 million euros ($578 million) to purchase U.S. military equipment for Ukraine, becoming the first NATO country to contribute to a new mechanism to supply Kyiv with American weapons.
President Trump is said to be mulling new sanctions on Russia’s so-called "shadow fleet" of oil tankers if Moscow doesn't ...
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte discusses President Donald Trump's decision to sell weapons to NATO for Ukraine in an interview on 'Special Report.' ...
Amsterdam becomes the first NATO member to use the alliance’s new initiative to supply Ukraine with much needed US weapons as ...
In a sign of President Trump’s evolving strategy toward Ukraine, four European countries are collectively purchasing around $1 billion in American-made weapons to support Kyiv, as direct U.S. arms ...
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NATO Signals Major Shift Amid Pressure from Trump
At the Netherlands summit in June, NATO leaders agreed to raise defense spending from 2% to 5% of GDP by 2035, citing the ...
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WW3 Warning: China, India, Russia Alliance Could DESTROY U.S Military Power | Trump's BIGGEST Threat
As Trump ramps up aggressive foreign policies in his second term, fears rise over a potential global conflict. A growing ...
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Trump's Govt Moves to Reassess Kenya's Designation as Major Non-NATO Ally
Barely a year after Kenya became the first sub-Saharan African country to be designated a major non-North Atlantic Treaty ...
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Donald Trump's brutal five-word assessment of NATO leaders
This comes as the president continues to bully nations around the globe with steep tariffs and strong-arm Ivy League ...
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On TV, Trump aide abuses India on Russia ties, while NATO members refuse to stop buying Putin's oil
A top White House aide to U.S. President Donald Trump, Stephen Miller, sparked controversy on August 3 by accusing India of ...
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