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According to estimates for 2026, almost all NATO member states will spend at least 2% of GDP on defense, while in 2014 only a few states met this threshold.
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לפי ההערכות לשנת 2026, כמעט כל המדינות החברות יוציאו על ביטחון 2% מהתוצר לפחות, בעוד שבשנת 2014 רק מדינות בודדות עמדו ברף זה.
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