NATO: 3 Percent of GDP Should Be New Standard for Defense
NATO allies will need to spend much closer to 3% of their gross domestic product (GDP) on their militaries to implement the alliance's new defense plans, a NATO top military official said Monday, as costs will surpass the alliance's existing 2% target.
NATO allies will need to spend much closer to 3% of their gross domestic product (GDP) on their militaries to implement the alliance's new defense plans, a NATO top military official said Monday, as costs will surpass the alliance's existing 2% target.
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