Former U.S. president Donald Trump has doubled down on his threat that if he returns to the White House, he would not protect NATO members from a potential Russian attack unless those allies increase their defence spending. Eric Sorensen explains how this could affect countries, like Canada, that don’t meet their military spending targets.
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How Trump’s threats could affect Canada, NATO allies
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