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  1. Allies are increasing defense spending since 2017, while Trump questions the alliance's value amid threats to major oil shipping routes.
  2. Europe enabled US operations via bilateral agreements while Rutte publicly defended Trump's handling of Iran regarding nuclear threats.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte confirmed his role and detailed NATO's provision of airbases for US military operations.

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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte confirmed his role and detailed NATO's provision of airbases for US military operations.

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  1. Mark Rutte, serving as NATO Secretary General, was involved in discussions held in Des Moines.Sub-event
  2. Mark Rutte, as NATO Secretary General, is hosting talks in Paris with leaders like Emmanuel Macron to discuss Europe's greater security responsibilities.Sub-event
  3. Rutte contributed to think tank research on the future of the NATO alliance and European security.1 source
  4. Rutte and Lee Jae Myung discuss bilateral partnership at the NATO summit.1 source
  5. NATO provides airbases for US military operations under Rutte's leadership.1 source

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Europe enabled US operations via bilateral agreements while Rutte publicly defended Trump's handling of Iran regarding nuclear threats. All 1 developments

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