The United States announces the start of a review of its military presence in Europe

Declared The United States has begun reviewing its military presence in Europe, following statements in this regard made by Pete Hegseth last June during a meeting of NATO defense ministers (NATO).
Under Secretary of Defense (Pentagon) Elbridge Colby said on the He sharply addressed the European countries that refused to allow American forces to use NATO bases on their soil during the war against Iran.
Hegseth also threatened the alliance to reduce American contributions to its budget if certain countries refused to fulfill the commitments made last year during the NATO summit in The Hague.
At that time, the allies pledged to allocate at least 5% of their gross domestic product to security spending by 2035, including 3.5% for military expenditures. Pure.

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