US to cut NATO military assets
The New York Times reported that the United States intends to reduce the number of aircraft and warships it provides for NATO operations in Europe, which will impact its ability to carry out long-range strikes and monitor the region. The plan includes cutting the number of fighter jets (F-16 and F-15E) from 150 to 100, decreasing maritime patrol aircraft from 26 to 15, and withdrawing all aerial refueling aircraft that were stationed in Europe. The plan also involves repositioning a missile-launching submarine and an aircraft carrier, moving several warships and aircraft to missions in other locations.
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