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- European NATO members have largely filled the gaps left by U.S. force reductions, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe John Stringer said.
- The United States recently announced massive cuts to the forces it would deploy to Europe in a war or crisis.
- NATO’s military command has asked European countries to disclose uncommitted forces, planning to match any shortfall with different assets and describing the shift as sensible and proportionate.
