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Albania’s Parliament Approves $302 Million US Defense Loan

Albania’s parliament approved a $302 million US loan to fund military purchases, as the NATO member steps up defense spending and prepares to host the alliance’s next summit.

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Albania’s Parliament Approves $302 Million US Defense Loan
Albania’s parliament approved a $302 million US loan to fund military purchases, as the NATO member steps up defense spending and prepares to host the alliance’s next summit.
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