Now, for NATO members, spending on defense at two percent is no longer a goal in the future, but an absolute minimum.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that NATO member countries should increase defense spending to a minimum of 2% of GDP, reports Spiegel.
Stoltenberg expressed the expectation that allies who have not yet reached this level will do so “as soon as possible”.
“Two percent is no longer a goal in the future, but an absolute minimum that everyone should achieve – not in a decade, but as soon as possible,” Stoltenberg said.
He also said that NATO defense ministers will discuss the possible transfer of Western fighter jets to Ukraine in June.
NATO to adopt plan in case of war with Russia – Reuters
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