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Germany's Merz says 'no doubt' US to stick with NATO
Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday he had "no doubt" the United States would remain in NATO after a high-stakes meeting with President Donald Trump in the White House. Merz said he had raised the issue directly with Trump in talks on Thursday, during the chancellor's first trip to Washington since taking office last month.
By Sabine Siebold BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Germany needs up to 60,000 additional troops under new NATO targets for weapons and ...
Germany’s defense chief said his country will need to boost its armed forces by as many as 60,000 active soldiers as NATO ...
Some U.S. lawmakers do not understand the scale of Russia's rearmament campaign, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on ...
Germany will need around 50,000 to 60,000 additional active troops under the new NATO targets, German defence minister Boris ...
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NATO’s Smallest 15 Armies Total Only 322 K Troops, 25% of U.S. StrengthFrom the Cold War to the current tensions with Russia, NATO’s ground forces have been central to European security. A few ...
As Germany’s new chancellor increases military spending, he has presided over the activation of a German tank brigade based ...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump was dramatically overshadowed by the U.S.
At their meeting in Brussels on Wednesday, the defence ministers of the 32 NATO member states laid the groundwork for the ...
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