NATO announces new defense projects to encourage Trump to increase military spending

NATO is showcasing military projects worth tens of billions of dollars to enhance defensive capabilities and persuade the United States to increase military spending, during a two-day summit in Turkey. The new contracts include replacing the fleet of early warning and surveillance aircraft, as well as funding low-cost defense programs across the European Union. The agenda focuses on strengthening Europe's role within the alliance, amid disagreements over the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey and concerns about hybrid threats from Russia.

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