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Trump sidetracks NATO with new Iran strikes while in Turkey

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Lorne Cook, Seung Min Kim, Suzan Fraser
Trump sidetracks NATO with new Iran strikes while in Turkey
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President Trump announced that the U.S. will license Ukraine to manufacture Patriot air defense systems during a NATO summit in Turkey. The move marks a shift in the relationship between the two leaders, though tensions remain regarding NATO defense spending and other geopolitical conflicts.

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The decision to allow local production of advanced U.S. military technology represents a significant escalation in support for Ukraine's defense capabilities.

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