NATO allies to pledge billions in arms deals and Ukraine aid at Ankara summit
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Laura Kayali, Victor Jack
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NATO allies are preparing to pledge billions in new arms deals and Ukraine aid at an upcoming summit in Ankara. The draft summit declaration is being negotiated by NATO ambassadors and may include references to the U.S. war in Iran, according to NATO diplomats. The declaration remains subject to change until the last minute.
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· 2 pulledThey are also considering references to the U.S. war in Iran as part of the draft summit declaration, NATO diplomats told POLITICO.
NATO ambassadors are currently negotiating the details of the leaders' declaration, which is subject to change until the last minute.
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