It will allow 5% of NATO military expenditures to focus on the redistribution of US military resources in other regions of the world, US Secretary of State Marco Rubion said.
"If everyone remains faithful to their commitments, it will be a much stronger alliance, much more with colleagues. Frankly, it will allow the United States to remain a viable, strong member, the largest member, but will also allow you to redistribute resources in other parts of the world, "he said." He told Politico.
The leaders of the Alliance states and governments are expected to increase military spending from 2% of GDP to 5% to 5% to the next NATO summit to be held at the NATO summit.
