KAM on US Loyalty Questionnaire: Correspondence Is Bilateral and Non-Public
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By the beginning of December, the US President wants to decide how many soldiers remain in Europe. His criteria are not only military.
European NATO allies have begun submitting their responses to a US survey asking about their public support for President Donald Trump's foreign policy, amid concerns that the answers could be used as leverage during Washington's review of its military presence on the continent.
The questionnaire to governments and fears of a significant reduction in troops - What Europeans propose to Washington - Which countries has the US singled out for its investments?
After Ambassador Darius Jauniškis of the Lithuanian Permanent Mission to NATO announced that Lithuania had prepared responses to the US questionnaire for allies, and they would likely "really please" Washington, the Ministry of National Defence said that the details of the correspondence are not public.
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