NATO Showcases Arms Deals Amid U.S. Pressure | Philadelphia News

Philadelphia News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jul 7, 2026 · 1m

As President Trump lands in Ankara for the NATO summit, the alliance unveils billions in new arms deals—surveillance planes, transport jets, and drones—to prove it’s not just talk. With the U.S. pushing Europe to shoulder more defense costs, NATO’s secretary-general calls it “money well spent,” while U.S. officials stress the need for global production scaling. Amidst this, tensions simmer over potential F-35 sales to Turkey, with Israel raising alarms. The summit’s core mission? Building a stronger, more self-reliant Europe within NATO, even as nations juggle defense spending and…