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Trump heads to Turkey as NATO is strained by Russian attacks, U.S. impatience

Donald Trump is traveling to Turkey for a NATO summit amid alliance strains caused by Russian attacks and U.S. impatience.

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President Trump is heading to a NATO summit in Turkey. According to coverage from CNBC, the alliance is currently strained by attacks from Russia and impatience from the United States.

Reports from the New York Times, via U.S. News & World Report and The Times of Israel, indicate that Trump is expected to inform President Erdogan that Turkey can rejoin the F-35 fighter jet program.

CNN reports that Trump is using the summit to increase pressure on the alliance. Future developments depend on the outcome of Trump's discussions with Erdogan regarding the restoration of access to F-35 jets and his overall approach to NATO member obligations.

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Quick answers

Why is the NATO alliance currently strained?

According to CNBC, the strain is caused by Russian attacks and U.S. impatience.

What specific military program is mentioned regarding Turkey?

Trump is expected to tell Turkey that it can rejoin the F-35 fighter jet program.

What is Trump's reported objective at the summit?

CNN reports that Trump is heading to the summit as he piles pressure on the alliance.

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Trump NATO Turkey F-35 Russia Erdogan

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