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Actually only 4, besides us, as paid their full dues-
The countries agreed in 2014 to spend 2 percent of their gross national product on defense, but only the United States, Estonia, Greece, Poland and United Kingdom have fulfilled that commitment, according to reports.
NATO chief vows Europe will pay 'fair burden’; Pence says 'This must end'
And the US paid 3.6% of GDP, which is above our 2%
The countries agreed in 2014 to spend 2 percent of their gross national product on defense, but only the United States, Estonia, Greece, Poland and United Kingdom have fulfilled that commitment, according to reports.
NATO chief vows Europe will pay 'fair burden’; Pence says 'This must end'
And the US paid 3.6% of GDP, which is above our 2%
Yet again we see evidence that Trump didn't "do his homework" before spouting off at the mouth.In 2014 the members of NATO agreed to raise their defence spending to 2% of GDP [BOLD] by 2024[/BOLD]. There is nothing in this agreement the required any NATO country to pay money to the United States. Trump's claims that the American taxpayers are owed billions is completely scurrilous and hence NATO leaders openly laughed in his face for saying it.