Takeaways: Trump leaves NATO summit declaring ‘a lot of love’ with allies after a rocky start
U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Turkey as part of a renewed effort to end Russia's war against Ukraine.
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Part of The Russia-Ukraine war: Western weapons and aid for Ukraine
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24 sourcesSummit rollercoaster: Trump chides then praises NATO allies
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17 sourcesTrump praises a unified NATO after scolding allies to be team players, spend more on defense
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15 articlesAnalysis-Trump's visit a win for Turkey's Erdogan, NATO tensions aside
NATO summit — Trump rages on allies but hands Ukraine a win
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The story so far
6 developments- Jul 5Only center coverage:Trump, Zelensky to meet on sidelines of NATO summit in Turkey
- Jul 7Zelensky presses Nato for air defence systems after intense Russian strikes
- Jul 8Takeaways: Trump leaves NATO summit declaring ‘a lot of love’ with allies after a rocky start
- Jul 9After insulting allies at NATO summit, Trump says they love him
- Jul 9Only right-leaning coverage:From threats to praise, Trump keeps allies guessing at NATO summit
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Quiet for 100 daysLast development · Jul 9 — From threats to praise, Trump keeps allies guessing at NATO summit