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The draft final statement of the NATO summit, scheduled to be held in Ankara, reaffirmed that the alliance's leaders, including the U.S. President, remain committed to the principle of collective defense outlined in Article 5 of the NATO Charter. The draft also includes a pledge from member countries to provide military aid to Ukraine amounting to 70 billion euros during 2026, with a commitment to a similar level of support in 2027. The statement emphasized that Russia poses a long-term threat to European security and that the alliance is seeking to adopt a new vision called "NATO 3.0" to strengthen collective defense and ensure fairer burden-sharing, with a focus on increasing European spending and reducing dependence on the United States.
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