NATO Commander says Europe can handle reduction of U.S. troops

NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, General Grynkewich, stated that Europe can manage a reduction in the 85,000 U.S. troops currently stationed on the continent. He emphasized the strong military capabilities of European and Canadian forces in his remarks. These comments come amid a shift in U.S. military focus towards Asia and an increase in hybrid threats from Russia.

General Grynkewich"s statements reflect ongoing discussions about the future of U.S. military presence in Europe, particularly in light of evolving security dynamics. The reduction of U.S. troops could signify a strategic pivot as the U.S. reassesses its global military commitments.

For more on related topics, see our coverage on the White House"s updated National Security Strategy and its implications for NATO.