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Pentagon scales back troops from NATO eastern flank, denies American withdrawal from Europe

"This is not an American withdrawal from Europe or a signal of lessened commitment to NATO and Article 5. Rather this is a positive sign of increased European capability and responsibility," U.S. Arm...

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The US draws down troops on NATO's eastern flank as Europe frets about a security vacuum

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Romania says the US is drawing down troops along NATO's eastern flank

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U.S. Reduces Troop Numbers in Romania, Signaling Shifting Priorities

The Trump administration is reducing American forces in Europe as it finalizes a new defense strategy that gives priority to the U.S. military presence in the Western Hemisphere and Asia, U.S. and Eur...

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In rare move, top Republican lawmakers criticize US troop reduction in Romania

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U.S. Says It Will Cut Troops in Eastern Europe

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US will reduce its troops on Nato's eastern flank, Romania says

But the announcement of the US troop withdrawal from Romania will be concerning for Eastern European countries, many of which feel they have reason to fear a Russian attack in the future.

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Romania says the US is drawing down troops along NATO’s eastern flank

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NATO official: Alliance in close contact with US on force posture in Europe

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Republican Senators Strongly Rebuke Trump’s NATO Troop Withdrawal

Romanian officials said the shift reflects Washington’s growing focus on the Indo-Pacific, though analysts warn it could embolden Russia to test the alliance’s resolve.

European Council on Foreign RelationsOpinion

Look what you made us do: How to realise a European-led NATO

America’s gradual retreat from European security under the current Trump administration is reshaping NATO’s centre of gravity. To keep the alliance credible and united, Europeans not only need

9dOpinion

Column: NATO endures, reinforcing stability in Europe

The conclusion of the Cold War was a great victory for the policy of restraint and deterrence, termed “containment.” Every U.S. president — from Harry Truman, when the Cold War commenced, to George H.W. Bush, when that conflict ended — supported this foundation security policy.