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NATO Summit in Ankara Highlights Massive Arms Deals and Military Exports

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First reported by Calcalist · 24 hours ago

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The NATO summit in Ankara features unprecedented military trade activities, with Turkey promoting its defense exports and major arms deals announced, including Germany's $23 billion submarine sale to Canada. Ukraine is also marketing its combat-proven drones to NATO countries, reflecting a broader push for rapid rearmament among alliance members.

01NATO summit in Ankara includes first official Turkish military trade exhibition.
02Turkey uses summit to promote its defense exports within NATO.
03Germany signs $23 billion deal to sell 12 submarines to Canada.
04Netherlands plans €3 billion arms deals with Belgium and the UK.
05Ukraine seeks to sell combat-proven drones to seven NATO countries by year-end.
06US arms manufacturers secured $250 billion in NATO orders over two years.

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