Trump says will 'absolutely' consider pulling US out of Nato if...
FirstpostTrump’s reference to fairness pertains to the commitment made by Nato members to allocate at least 2 per cent of their Gross Domestic Product to defence spending US President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to pull US out of Nato often. Nato members’ defence spending under scanner Trump’s reference to fairness pertains to the commitment made by Nato members to allocate at least 2 per cent of their Gross Domestic Product to defence spending. However, as of 2023, only 11 of the 31 Nato countries had met this target, with nations like Luxembourg spending as little as 0.58 per cent of their GDP on defence. Washington’s departure could weaken collective defence mechanisms, embolden adversarial actions from nations like Russia, and compel European members to assume greater defence responsibilities.