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[INTERNATIONAL] · United States, Poland, Germany, Italy, Spain · 51 sources

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US military presence in Europe faces potential major reduction

The Pentagon is conducting a formal review of the United States' military presence in Europe, which could lead to a significant reduction in troops. Reports indicate that the withdrawal could involve approximately 25,000 soldiers, primarily from Germany, Italy, and Spain. Some estimates suggest the reduction could reach as many as 40,000 personnel, marking the largest decrease in US military presence in Europe since the end of the Cold War.

Amidst these potential cuts, President Donald Trump announced significant progress toward establishing a permanent American military base in Poland. Trump praised Polish President Karol Nawrocki for his leadership in this effort, describing the potential agreement as a “historic step” for the US-Poland alliance. President Nawrocki confirmed Warsaw's commitment to strengthening defense cooperation and stated that the Polish government would work to provide the best possible location for the base. This development follows previous discussions in which Polish officials noted that the initial phase of the process had already been completed.

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Benevento · Bollate prison · Carmelo D’Antona · Donald Trump · Grinzane Cavour · Grottaminarda · Karol Nawrocki · Licata · Mario Roggero · NATO · Omnia · Pentagon

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