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United States issues new demand to NATO allies

The report says the United States has issued a new requirement or demand to NATO allies, but the supplied headline does not specify its content or whether it represents a binding policy change. Further details are unavailable.

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New demands within NATO could affect alliance cohesion and burden-sharing, depending on their substance.

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