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Fact-check: “The US spends more on its military than the next 10 countries combined”

Verdict: Mostly True (78% confidence)

Multiple independent sources citing SIPRI data indicate that US military spending exceeds the combined spending of the next several largest military spenders, with the number varying by year and methodology — some sources reported next 9 combined, others next 10 or 11. The claim as stated is substantially supported by 2024 SIPRI-based data, though the exact number of countries depends on the year and whether PPP-adjusted or nominal figures are used.

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