北约称所有成员国军费今年将达标：全年国防开支将超1.5万亿美元

Group 1 - NATO members are expected to achieve the defense spending target of 2% of GDP by the end of this year, with total defense spending exceeding $1.5 trillion [3] - Currently, only three countries have met the new higher target of 3.5% set during the NATO summit in June, highlighting the challenges European countries face in meeting U.S. President Trump's more ambitious goals [3][4] - Poland has the highest defense spending as a percentage of GDP among NATO members at 4.48%, followed by Lithuania at 4% and Latvia at 3.73%, all exceeding the new target [4] Group 2 - The commitment to increase defense spending is seen as essential for European countries to build the necessary capabilities to counter threats from Russia [3] - NATO Secretary General praised the efforts of member countries to increase defense spending but emphasized the importance of converting additional funds into military capabilities [4]