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European NATO Allies Replace Most U.S. Assets Cut from Rescue Plans
Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe Sir John Stringer said European allies have replaced most assets the U.S. removed from contingency plans for a European war. The statement came ahead of a NATO summit scheduled for next week in Ankara.
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European NATO allies have replaced most of the assets the U.S. removed from its contingency plans for a possible war in Europe, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe Sir John Stringer said. Stringer made the statement in an interview with Bloomberg Television ahead of the alliance's summit in Ankara next week.
The summit is intended to address recent U.S. announcements that signal a shift in focus away from the continent. "European allies have definitely stepped up in terms of backfilling the adjustment in the U.S.
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Stringer described the replacements as largely complete.
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