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NATO's Eastern European members are increasing their defense spending in response to pressure from the U.S. and the threat from Russia. Countries like Poland and Romania are leading these efforts, while experts caution that Europe still relies heavily on U.S. military capabilities. The alliance aims for a significant increase in defense budgets by 2035.
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NATO's Eastern European members are increasing their defense spending in response to pressure from the U.S. and the threat from Russia. Countries like Poland and Romania are leading these efforts, while experts caution that Europe still relies heavily on U.S. military capabilities. The alliance aims for a significant increase in defense budgets by 2035.
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