The U.S. Embassy in Bucharest says that 2% of GDP for defense is no longer enough. “Peace is not free”

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The U.S. Embassy in Bucharest issued a message Thursday saying that allocating 2 percent of GDP to defense is no longer enough and NATO allies “will have to spend a very large percentage of GDP to meet the needs of a secure and secure future.” “Peace is not free,” embassy officials said, [...] The post “Peace is not free”. The U.S. Embassy in Bucharest says that allocating 2% of GDP for defense is no longer enough appeared first on News Buchares…

The U.S. Embassy in Bucharest issued a message on Thursday stressing that allocating 2 percent of GDP to defense is no longer enough and NATO allies “will have to spend a much higher percentage of GDP to meet the needs of a secure and secure future.”

The US Embassy in Bucharest sent a message on Thursday in which it assessed that the allocation of 2% of GDP for defense is no longer sufficient, and NATO allies will have to spend more for "a safe and secure future."