In a letter to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Spain will not accept an increase in defense spending to 5% of GDP, proposing a more flexible formula. Sánchez argues that allocating these funds would affect the financing of other essential spending and that each government has the right to decide on the necessary sacrifices. Rutte, on the other hand, stressed the importance of rapidly increasing military spending to respond to current threats.
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O mare țară NATO din Europa respinge creșterea cheltuielilor militare propusă de Alianță: „E irațională”
Premierul Spaniei se opune categoric planului lui Rutte de a crește bugetul pentru apărare la 5%: Iraţional şi contraproductiv
Spania respinge creșterea ‘irațională’ a bugetului apărării propusă de secretarul general al NATO
Spania respinge creşterea „iraţională” a bugetului apărării propusă de secretarul general al NATO
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