Trump Calls Out Spain on NATO Defense Spending
President Donald Trump criticized Spain for its lack of defense spending compared to other NATO countries. He suggested Spain has either been excellent at negotiating or not fulfilling its obligations. Trump emphasized the need for Spain to match the defense contributions of other member nations.
In a recent statement, U.S. President Donald Trump accused Spain of falling short in its defense spending commitments within NATO, labeling the country as "notorious" for its financial reticence.
Trump remarked that the military alliance will need to address Spain's consistent underpayment, suggesting either effective negotiation by Spain or negligence in meeting NATO obligations.
Pressed further, Trump reiterated his position, asserting that Spain should align its defense expenditures with those of its NATO counterparts to fulfill alliance goals.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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