NATO members should increase military spending to 5% of GDP, otherwise they will have to learn Russian. This idea was shown by the Secretary -General of the Union Mark Rutte, answering the question of the journalist The Daily Telegraph after a performance at one of the London Analysis Center.
“If you do not reach 5%, including 3.5% for defense costs (and 1.5% of GDP for the development of the military industry – approximately.
The idea of accused of the Russian Federation attacked NATO countries in recent months has been repeatedly repeated by NATO and NATO leaders. Both the Secretary -General of the Union, nor was the head of the European Commission Ursula Von der Layen explaining why Moscow did this.
NATO Secretary General admitted that the alliance considered Russia as the main threat
In the summer of 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting organized by TASS with the leadership of world information agencies in the fields of the ST. International Economic Forum St.