President Trump travels to Turkey for the annual NATO summit, set to begin after he departs for the meeting Monday night. Multiple outlets describe the trip as focused on pressing NATO allies to increase defense spending, an issue that has been central to Trump’s public criticism of partner countries’ contributions to the alliance. At the summit, Trump is also expected to raise concerns related to the Iran conflict, including discussions with allies he has previously criticized over their approach to the war and related regional security challenges. On arrival, Trump is greeted by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, according to CBS News. The coverage emphasizes that, amid broader global tensions, Trump’s agenda centers on strengthening allied commitments to NATO’s defense requirements while coordinating positions on Iran. The outlets do not report a specific agreement reached at the airport or on arrival, but they characterize the meeting as a platform for alliance-wide discussions over spending levels and strategy. Overall, the trip reflects ongoing friction within NATO over funding obligations and shared responses to the Iran conflict.