
US to Reduce Troops in Eastern Europe Amid NATO Concerns
The US plans to modestly reduce military forces in Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Slovakia starting next month, citing improved European land army readiness, but this move has sparked bipartisan criticism and concerns over NATO's deterrence, especially amid ongoing Russian aggression. The reductions are seen as symbolic by some experts, with US commitments in Poland and the Baltic states remaining strong, though critics warn the withdrawals could embolden Russia and undermine alliance unity.












