US EditionWhy pulling out of military exercises in Europe is a strategic blunder
- Fears exist in Europe that the U.S. under President Donald Trump might abandon NATO, as noted by various analysts and political entities.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed concern that Europe cannot assume U.S. assistance on critical issues.
- European countries are grappling with defense funding rules to increase military budgets amid uncertainties about U.S. security guarantees.
- In light of the potential U.S. disengagement, European leaders are urgently re-evaluating their defense strategies and alliances, responding to the shifting geopolitical landscape.
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Why pulling out of military exercises in Europe is a strategic blunder
The Trump administration's decision to pull out of military exercises in Europe is a severe strategic mistake, as exercises are essential for interoperability and readiness, and trust between the U.S. and its NATO allies is compromised.
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