The US will move its troops from a critical base in Poland for supplying arms to Ukraine, citing cost-cutting, while Polish politicians reassure that US interest in Nato’s eastern flank remains strong. The decision, coordinated with allies, comes amid concerns about Trump’s Russia-friendly stance, with Germany taking over some air defence responsibility. Despite reassurances from Polish President Duda and Defence Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz, the move reflects a broader US strategy to reduce its military footprint in Europe and focus on other conflict areas, while investing in more robust facilities in Poland, such as a permanent garrison and missile defence bases.
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