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NATO Summit Opens in Turkey as Trump Considers Restoring Turkey's F-35 Access
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First reported by Globes · 1 day ago
What happened
NATO leaders gathered in Ankara to discuss defense spending amid the Ukraine war, with Trump pushing for increased budgets and considering restoring Turkey's access to F-35 jets. Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks more military aid while Trump balances diplomatic talks with Russia and Ukraine.
- 01NATO summit opens in Ankara with 32 member states amid Ukraine and Middle East conflicts.
- 02Trump urges NATO members to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, accelerating previous goals.
- 03Trump considers reinstating Turkey in the F-35 program despite congressional opposition.
- 04U.S. contemplates reducing military presence in Europe, including cutting fighter jets.
- 05Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks enhanced military aid, focusing on air defense systems.
- 06Trump holds talks with Putin and Zelensky; a key meeting with Zelensky is planned in Ankara.
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