The US president has voiced concern over activating the bloc’s collective defense clause despite Washington “spending tremendous money”
US President Donald Trump has cast doubt on whether NATO members would come to America’s aid if it were attacked, while stressing that Washington would still defend its allies in the bloc.
Speaking at a briefing on Tuesday, Trump credited himself with being NATO’s chief benefactor, while recalling that on his watch, bloc members had pledged to raise military spending to 5% of GDP. “I did more for NATO than any other person alive or dead,” he claimed.
Trump, however, voiced concern about NATO defense…
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