THE HAGUE: During his meeting with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky on the margins of the NATO summit on Wednesday, President Donald Trump mentioned that the transatlantic alliance’s increased investment may help stop Russian aggression against its neighbours in the future.
By 2035, NATO members committed to increasing their spending goals to 5% of GDP each year for defence and security-related expenditures and essential defence needs, up from the previous goal of 2% of GDP.
Shortly after viewing Zelensky, Trump stated at the summit-ending press conference that “Europe stepping up to take more responsibility for security will help prevent future disasters like the horrible situation with Russia and Ukraine.” “And hopefully we’ll figure that out.”
Additionally, Trump reaffirmed his conviction that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to put an end to the conflict in Ukraine, which started when Moscow invaded the country in February 2022. He wants to leave this situation. For him, it’s a mess,” Trump remarked. When he called the other day, he asked, “Can I assist you with Iran? “No, you can assist me with Russia,” I responded.
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