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Core Viewpoint - Spain has decided not to purchase the US-made F-35 fighter jets and is instead considering the European-made Eurofighter and the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) initiated by France, Germany, and Spain in 2017 [1] Group 1: Defense Budget and Spending - The Spanish government has allocated €6.25 billion (approximately $7.24 billion) in its 2023 budget for the purchase of new fighter jets [1] - A significant portion of the additional €10.5 billion defense budget for this year will be directed towards purchasing European products, limiting Spain's ability to acquire US-made fighter jets [1] Group 2: NATO Defense Spending Goals - Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez announced plans to increase defense spending to meet NATO's current target of 2% of GDP [1] - During the NATO summit in June, Sanchez rejected former President Trump's demand to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP [1] Group 3: Reactions and Implications - Trump's criticism of Sanchez's stance included threats of imposing additional tariffs on Spanish goods [1] - Lockheed Martin, the manufacturer of the F-35, did not immediately respond to requests for comments regarding Spain's decision [1]