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Pentagon mulls stopping expansion of U.S. military in Japan: reports

  • The top two Republican lawmakers, Senator Roger Wicker and Representative Mike Rogers, expressed concern regarding possible changes to U.S. Military commands under the Trump administration.
  • Sources tell Reuters that the Trump administration is considering relinquishing the U.S. Role as NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, which has been held by a U.S. General since 1950, but this may not be viable.
  • Wicker and Rogers stated, "We will not accept significant changes to our warfighting structure... Such moves risk undermining American deterrence around the globe."
  • Changes would increase doubt among NATO allies regarding U.S. Commitments to European security under President Trump.
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Kyodo News+ broke the news in Japan on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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