Hegseth renews Nato criticism and says US will review presence in Europe
He said a final decision would depend on the details of such an agreement.Earlier, Trump threatened to halt all trade with Spain after the government in Madrid refused to allow the use of air bases on its territory for attacks on Iran. The US has two military bases there, Naval Station Rota and Morón Air Base.Rutte said on Wednesday he expected members to show how they would deliver on the 5% promise.He added: "Ahead of the summit in Ankara [on 7-8 July], allies will highlight how they're delivering on commitments made in The Hague last year. That's what we agreed."I expect nations to present clear, concrete and credible plans to reach that goal.
- ▪He said a final decision would depend on the details of such an agreement.Earlier, Trump threatened to halt all trade with Spain after the government in Madrid refused to allow the use of air bases on its territory for attacks on Iran.
- ▪The US has two military bases there, Naval Station Rota and Morón Air Base.Rutte said on Wednesday he expected members to show how they would deliver on the 5% promise.He added: "Ahead of the summit in Ankara [on 7-8 July], allies will high
- ▪That's what we agreed."I expect nations to present clear, concrete and credible plans to reach that goal.
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- ▪ Hegseth urges Europe to take lead in ‘NATO 3.0’ reboot — New York Post
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Hegseth renews Nato criticism and says US will review presence in Europe28 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleDan SalesandJessica Parker,at Nato headquarters in BrusselsEPAPete Hegseth warned that while some countries would fail, "others will pass with flying colours"US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has severely criticised some of America's Nato allies, while announcing a six-month review of the presence of US forces in Europe."It's a review that some countries will fail, and others will pass with flying colours", he said at a meeting of Nato defence ministers in Brussels, singling out allies that he suggested had been "free-riding".Hegseth was also highly critical of Nato member states that had imposed limits on help to US forces during the war with Iran.The aim of the…
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