NATO Members Rush to Meet Defense Spending Targets Amid Trump's Threats

As NATO members strive to meet the 2% GDP defense spending target, concerns rise over Trump's potential impact on the alliance's future.

NATO members are accelerating efforts to meet the 2% GDP defense spending target ahead of a crucial July summit, aiming to avoid criticism from Donald Trump.
Donald Trump's comments about encouraging Russia to attack non-compliant NATO members have heightened fears of a weakened U.S. commitment to the alliance.
Efforts to 'Trump-proof' NATO involve diplomatic initiatives within the alliance and with the U.S., focusing on the importance of meeting defense spending targets.
Estonian Foreign Minister acknowledges Trump's criticism as valid, emphasizing the need for NATO members to increase their defense spending.
Hillary Clinton warns that Trump could withdraw the U.S. from NATO if re-elected, raising concerns over the alliance's future and U.S. commitment.