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NATO Defence Ministers Meet in Brussels to Bolster Ukraine Aid and Discuss Higher Defense Spending

Establishing benchmarks for member contributions to alliance budgets, ministers integrated Ukraine’s military priorities into planning.

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Overview

  • Senior defence ministers from the U.S., U.K., Turkey, Germany and other NATO allies convened at Brussels HQ on June 5.
  • A dedicated session of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group focused on coordinating military assistance and aligning support with Kyiv’s strategic objectives.
  • Ministers discussed proposals to raise defense spending targets for member states in light of heightened security demands.
  • They revisited earlier proposals for a $100 billion military aid package, focusing on delivery timelines and funding mechanisms.
  • Speakers emphasized the need for alliance unity in response to sustained Russian aggression and potential changes in U.S. political leadership.