Den Haag: Nato-Staaten wollen Fünf-Prozent-Ziel beschließen ()

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Den Haag: Nato-Staaten wollen Fünf-Prozent-Ziel beschließen

Am zweiten Tag des Nato-Gipfels wollen die Bündnispartner über ihre Verteidigungsausgaben entscheiden: Fünf Prozent des BIP bis 2035, für Spanien gibt es eine Ausnahme.

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Den Haag: Nato-Staaten wollen Fünf-Prozent-Ziel beschließen ()

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