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Trump Alffirms Commitment to NATO’s Mutual Defense, Set to Attend June Summit

Brussels, [Date] – U.S. President Donald Trump remains committed to NATO’s Article 5 on collective defense and is expected to attend the alliance’s summit in The Hague this June, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski confirmed on Friday.

Speaking to reporters at a NATO foreign ministers’ meeting in Brussels, Sikorski reassured allies that Washington remains dedicated to NATO’s core principle—that an attack on one member is an attack on all.

“President Trump confirmed it to the leaders, it is still valid, and from what we hear, President Trump will be present at the summit in The Hague,” Sikorski said.

US Demands Increased Defense Spending from NATO Allies

Despite reaffirming support for NATO, the Trump administration continues to push European allies to significantly increase their defense spending. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio reiterated this stance during Thursday’s meeting, stating that while Washington remains committed to NATO, member states must contribute more to their own security.

Trump’s approach to NATO has raised concerns among European allies, as his previous statements have cast doubt on America’s automatic military support in the event of an attack. However, Sikorski’s comments suggest an effort by the U.S. administration to reassure allies amid growing security challenges, including the ongoing Ukraine war.

NATO Summit in The Hague

NATO leaders are set to meet in The Hague from June 24 to 26, where discussions are expected to focus on European defense, deterrence strategies, and continued support for Ukraine. Trump’s attendance at the summit will be closely watched as allies seek further clarity on U.S. commitments to the transatlantic alliance.

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