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The Netherlands announced new defense commitments, including legalizing NATO spending targets and investing in drone defense, during the NATO summit in Ankara.

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The Netherlands announced new defense commitments, including legalizing NATO spending targets and investing in drone defense, during the NATO summit in Ankara.

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  1. The Royal Netherlands Army and Bundeswehr received new vehicles, and a multinational cooperation demonstration was held involving KNDS.Sub-event
  2. Belgium, Denmark, and Bulgaria provided military aid to Ukraine during the NATO summit in Ankara.1 source
  3. NL commits to legalizing NATO spending targets and investing in drone defense at Ankara summit.1 source
  4. Jetten details how the Netherlands supports multinational missions and standardizes defense procurement.1 source

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