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NATO is considering a new €70 billion military funding commitment to respond to Russia's full-scale invasion, alongside policy halts on new military aid.

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NATO is considering a new €70 billion military funding commitment to respond to Russia's full-scale invasion, alongside policy halts on new military aid.

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  1. NATO pledges €70B aid, while Rutte frames the alliance as 'NATO 3.0' amid Russian attempts to fracture it.1 source
  2. NATO commits $80B in military aid to Ukraine.1 source
  3. NATO considers new €70B military funding commitment and aid policy halts.1 source
  4. NATO summit in Ankara discusses €70B funding package and transparency proposals.1 source

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