This Senate resolution celebrates the June 2025 NATO summit in The Hague and restates the Senate’s support for NATO and transatlantic security. It supports higher defense spending by NATO allies, encourages allies to meet the existing 2 percent target, and backs an ambition to raise the target to 5 percent. It also supports NATO’s open-door membership policy, its role in the Western Balkans, and continued aid to Ukraine. The resolution is referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The resolution states the Senate’s views but does not establish new requirements for the public. It supports U.S. commitments to NATO’s collective defense and continued support for Ukraine. No direct effects on individuals are specified.
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The resolution’s sponsors say it reaffirms the United States’ commitment to NATO, supports higher defense spending, and encourages continued support for Ukraine and stability in the Western Balkans.
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