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A growing majority of NATO allies signaled support for Donald Trump’s PURL plan, which uses allied money to buy U.S. weapons for Ukraine, shifting from past donations to sales. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Canada, Germany and the Netherlands have pledged $2 billion across four packages, with Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovenia and Finland poised to back a fifth. Twenty allies are now in, piling pressure on holdouts like the U.K. and France. Kyiv says it needs $12–20 billion next year, while Washington urges wider buy-in as Spain leaves the door open and others eye seized Russian assets.

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