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Meanwhile, at the NATO summit in The Hague, member states committed to increasing defense spending, with the U.S. and European allies agreeing to meet specific GDP investment targets, a historic shift since the Eisenhower era. President Trump’s efforts were credited with breaking longstanding deadlocks, especially through supporting Ukraine with military aid funded by European partners and enforcing robust sanctions. Discussions also involve pressure on China, urging the global community to isolate Russia economically and diplomatically.