US reviews Europe military presence
The United States has begun reviewing its military presence in Europe, with the aim of enhancing NATO's ability to assume its defensive responsibilities more quickly and effectively. The U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense announced that this move is intended to accelerate the deployment of forces to strengthen a more robust and sustainable alliance. This comes after criticisms from America towards European countries that refused to allow the use of their bases during the war against Iran. Additionally, the United States has threatened to reduce its contribution to NATO's budget if member states do not commit to increasing their military spending to 5% of their GDP by 2035, with only 3.5% allocated for military expenses.
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