Trump's call for NATO allies to spend 5% of GDP on defense doubles the current 2% pledge, a significant challenge for most European nations given economic constraints.
Analysts speculate that while Trump's demand for 5% may be seen as unrealistic, a middle ground at 3.5% could be a necessary compromise to address security needs.
Some experts argue that the demand for increased spending reflects an urgent need for European countries to enhance their defense capabilities amid rising threats, particularly from Russia.
Despite Trump’s proposal, many analysts believe that achieving the 5% spending goal seems unattainable for most NATO members due to ongoing economic difficulties.
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