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Spain publishes Nato letter to back spending exemption claim

IndiaTimes Monday, 23 June 2025
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has insisted Madrid will not have to ramp up defence spending at the same rate as other Nato countries, publishing a letter from the alliance chief ostensibly confirming as much. Spain has been one of the lowest-spending Nato countries on defence in relative terms.
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