NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has made a significant announcement, revealing that the alliance's member countries have finally reached a key milestone in their defense spending commitments. According to Rutte, the collective expenditure on defense among NATO members now stands at around 4% of their respective GDPs, a long-awaited goal set by the alliance. This development comes as a major boost to NATO's efforts to strengthen its military capabilities and deter potential threats from Russia and other adversaries. The achievement is seen as a crucial step towards bolstering the alliance's collective defense and ensuring the security of its member states.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said members are now spending around 4% of GDP on defence.
