Czechs May Reach NATO’s Military Spending Goal in 2030
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The Czech Republic may be able to meet NATO’s military spending target of 2 percent of gross domestic product in 2030, Defense Minister Martin Stropnicky said.
The U.S., U.K., Estonia and Greece are the only states within the 28-member North Atlantic Treaty Organization that meet the informal spending target. Member states that don’t meet the goal will aim to reach it within a decade and halt any decline in defense spending, NATO leaders said in a joint statement after an annual summit on Sept. 5.