Washington aims to cut NATO ships and aircraft in Europe

The United States has announced its intention to reduce its military presence in Europe, including cutting the number of aircraft and ships assigned to NATO. This has raised concerns within the alliance about deterrence and surveillance capabilities, especially amid ongoing calls from former U.S. President Trump for Europe to take greater responsibility for its own security. The number of F-16 and F-15E fighter jets will be decreased from 150 to 100, along with a reduction in naval reconnaissance aircraft, as well as withdrawing some ships and submarines. These developments come ahead of discussions about the future of defense burdens at the upcoming NATO summit.

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