NATO’s eastern allies plan to cut U.S. base costs to placate Trump
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Washington is reviewing its European military presence by December. Eastern NATO members fear significant cuts and would therefore shoulder a greater share of the costs of US bases.
The Eastern European NATO allies are going to propose measures that will enable Washington to reduce the cost of maintaining its military on the territory of those States.
NATO Eastern European Member States are offering to reduce costs for US troops stationed in their territory, to discourage the Trump administration from reducing its military presence in the region, according to sources familiar with the situation cited by Bloomberg.
Eastern European countries are willing to share the costs of US bases because of Trump's position.
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