
Pentagon Chief Announces Review of US Troops in Europe, Criticizes NATO Allies
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth announced a review of US military deployments in Europe and criticized some NATO allies ahead of a summit. This move signals potential shifts in US defense strategy and raises concerns among European partners.
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