By Ben Aris in Berlin The collected membership of Nato meets in The Hague on June 25 for a cutdown version of the annual gathering, where Ukraine has been dropped from the agenda and the only thing that will be discussed is increasing defence spending to 5% of GDP,

Weapons deliveries approved by the Biden administration are running out and European officials concede that the Trump administration does not want to offer new aid.

All 32 NATO allies are meeting in The Hague for the annual leaders summit where NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told reporters that Russia remains "the most significant and direct threat facing the alliance.