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Turkey to Host NATO Summit in Ankara on July 7-8
Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Guler said NATO is adjusting to a shifting security landscape and the United States is not seeking to leave the alliance. The summit will convene 32 leaders plus officials from the Gulf and Asia-Pacific regions.
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Turkey will host a NATO summit in Ankara on July 7-8, Japan Times reported. Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Guler said the alliance is adjusting to a shifting security landscape and that the United States is not seeking to leave NATO. Turkey maintains NATO's second-largest army and has developed one of the world's leading defense industries.
Guler spoke ahead of the meeting that will draw 32 NATO leaders along with officials from the Gulf and Asia-Pacific regions. Guler had attended a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in Belgium in 2025. U.S.
President Donald Trump has threatened to pull the United States out of NATO, the Japan Times reported.
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