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    This country may eliminate the existence of "NATO"

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    This country may eliminate the existence of "NATO" Empty This country may eliminate the existence of "NATO"

    Post by Rocky Tue 16 Apr 2019, 1:51 am


    This country may eliminate the existence of "NATO"

    21:44 - 14/04/2019



    This country may eliminate the existence of "NATO" 1018233762-1-696x377
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    NATO faces major problems that may threaten its survival, most notably Germany's reluctance to raise its defense spending to 2 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP) as Washington, the world's largest financier, wants.
    The National Interest magazine said that Germany is one of the biggest problems facing NATO, noting that Berlin lacks the political will to make the European defense strategy a top priority.
    Washington has called on Germany to raise defense spending to 2 percent of GDP, but Berlin has not spent more than 1.5 percent over the past few years, causing a row over what President Donald Trump is calling the alliance's financial burden.
    Despite the US claims of Berlin and the recent promise to raise its defense spending, its new budget recently revealed that its defense spending was less than 1.5 percent.
    "Germany confirms its full support for NATO, and we will continue our commitment," the magazine said in a commentary posted on the German Foreign Ministry's Twitter page earlier this month. "The real commitment is measured by commitment standards and not by the euro."
    "The enemy's rain with bullets and bombs will be more effective in wartime than statements about verbal commitments to NATO," he said.
    On April 3 and 4, NATO member states held meetings in Washington to discuss the Alliance's development and challenges and celebrate its 70th anniversary.
    The alliance's founding dates back to 1949, when member states met at Milon Hall in Washington to sign the alliance.
    The most prominent NATO stations, in which all countries participated in support of one of its members after the United States of America to the attacks of atheist of September 2001.
    The NATO summit in 2014 set the financial requirements that member states must commit to, each of which should be 2 percent defense spending.
    The United States spends 3.39 percent of GDP, while other countries can not reach the required 2 percent, most notably Germany.
    German Chancellor Angela Merkel promised until 2024 to reach 1.5 percent, according to Deutsche Welle, but the Social Democratic Party, which is part of the Berlin government coalition, opposes any decisions on defense spending. End 25 n


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