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The article discusses the historical imbalance in NATO defense spending, with the U.S. carrying the largest share while European allies invested less. This trend persisted for decades due to various factors, including domestic priorities and reliance on U.S. security. Recent events, particularly Russia's actions, have prompted NATO members to commit to increasing defense spending significantly by 2035.
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The article discusses the historical imbalance in NATO defense spending, with the U.S. carrying the largest share while European allies invested less. This trend persisted for decades due to various factors, including domestic priorities and reliance on U.S. security. Recent events, particularly Russia's actions, have prompted NATO members to commit to increasing defense spending significantly by 2035.
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