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    NATO Increases Defence Spending at Turkey Summit

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    NATO allies announced new arms contracts worth billions at a summit in Turkey, aiming to enhance military capabilities amid tensions with Iran. The gathering follows a pledge to increase security spending to 5% of GDP. NATO chief Mark Rutte emphasized European nations' commitment to bolster defense and support Ukraine with significant military aid amid ongoing conflicts.
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