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The Kremlin says that Moscow will closely monitor the NATO summit
Peskov: Russia hopes that U.S. efforts to steer the entire situation toward a path of peace will ultimately succeed
Trump: We must lift sanctions on Turkey over the F-35s – Erdoğan: We have a US promise for five aircraft
The Trump–Erdogan meeting is scheduled for 15:15 at the Beştepe presidential complex — the U.S. president’s positive signals, Israel’s reactions and reports of a possible French shift in position
Chatzivasileiou: Greek foreign policy is not determined by others as Greece heads to NATO Summit from a position of strength
Referring to Greece's role, the Deputy Foreign Minister stressed that the country is at the forefront of the Alliance, consistently meeting the increased demands for security and resilience
NATO’s Critical Summit begins: The obstacles to Turkey’s F-35 ambitions and Greece’s reliability advantage
With F-35 fighter jets, U.S.-Turkey relations, and defense spending at the center of discussions, the NATO Summit is taking place as Greece seeks to showcase its reliability and military readiness within the Alliance. Meanwhile, The New York Times reports that Donald Trump is preparing a "gift" for Recep Tayyip Erdoğan by supporting Turkey's return to the F-35 program
Mitsotakis in Ankara on Tuesday for the NATO Summit: No meeting with Erdogan is planned
The Turkish president will host a dinner for the leaders of the North Atlantic Alliance tomorrow
NATO: Defence spending, burden-sharing and support for Ukraine at the centre of the Ankara Summit
Member state defence spending, the gradual redistribution of U.S. military forces in Europe, continued military support for Ukraine, and strengthening the Alliance’s defence industrial base are expected to dominate the NATO Summit, which will take place in Ankara on July 7 and 8, according to diplomatic sources
WSJ: “Bombshell” plan for US forces in Europe was prepared for announcement by Hegseth to NATO
A trip to Brussels, intended for a meeting with top military officials of NATO and to announce a “bombshell” plan he had drawn up, was being planned for June by the US Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth
