I assume that the administration's view is that the peace talks are our best avenue towards a solution. Is that a fair statement?
Bob Menendez
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And that is, in essence, the administration's hope. That is its policy. Right?
only five are meeting or exceeding the 2 percent GDP defense spending for support of the Alliance, which leaves the United States spending about 75 percent of the military spending for all NATO members.
Public support expressed through its elected representatives is the best message that we can send as Russia attempts to erode the support or the Alliance.
All NATO members must fulfill their budgetary commitments to dedicate 2 percent of their GDP to defense.
It is important to take a moment and remind ourselves why they are important and why they exist.
the sooner we exhibit that steely determination, the better off we will collectively be.
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