This Senate resolution states that NATO members that spend less than 2% of their gross domestic product on national defense should not hold NATO leadership positions or host certain major NATO meetings and events. It is a statement of the Senate’s view, not a change to U.S. law. The resolution says the 2% commitment is meant to support NATO’s military readiness and calls on members to meet it or have a plan to do so before the June 2025 NATO Summit.
The resolution would not set a spending requirement for individuals. It states the Senate’s view about NATO leadership and event hosting by member countries that do not meet the 2% commitment.
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The resolution says meeting the 2% commitment helps support NATO’s military readiness and shared defense spending. It also says members should meet the commitment or have a plan to do so.
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