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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: With no one in power willing to commit to the 2030 target on military spending, Labour's smoke and mirrors on defence is plain to see
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The 2030 target of spending 3 per cent of GDP on military spending has been a longstanding goal, with the UK aiming to increase its defence expenditure to meet this threshold by the end of the decade. This target has been seen as a way to ensure the UK's military remains equipped to handle emerging threats and maintains its position on the global stage. The commitment to this target has been a topic of discussion among UK politicians, with some arguing it is essential for national security.
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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: With no one in power willing to commit to the 2030 target on military spending, Labour's smoke and mirrors on defence is plain to see
Only ten days after being appointed as Defence Secretary, Wes Streeting repeatedly refused to commit to the 2030 target of 3 per cent of GDP on military spending
31 Jul, 02:44