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- NATO members have compensated for the United States’ June 3 cut of carrier, refueling and fighter assets, a NATO commander said before the July 7-8 summit.
- Britain placed a second carrier and extra F-35 jets on heightened emergency readiness, while the United States offers only one strategic bomber instead of two pledged.
- NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said the United States would likely shift more resources to Europe if a conflict arose.
