NATO denies US military withdrawal signals
The NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, clarified that the United States is not withdrawing from the alliance, despite announcing adjustments to its military presence in Europe, including a reduction in its contribution to the "Reserves Force." He emphasized that these adjustments do not reflect the United States abandoning NATO, and that Europeans are capable of compensating for some of the American military capabilities, although some of the reductions involve the decommissioning of fighter jets and naval weapons. These moves come ahead of the scheduled NATO summit in Ankara this July, amid concerns about their impact on continental security, given the tensions with Russia and the need to strengthen European capabilities.
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