General Alexus Grynkewich, the supreme commander of NATO's allied forces in Europe, stated that the reduction of American soldiers in Europe will not affect the defense of the continent, having confidence in the capabilities of Europe and Canada.

His comments come in the context of concerns regarding the withdrawal of American troops, part of a defense strategy of the Trump administration, which could involve the redistribution of forces from Europe to the Indo-Pacific. Additionally, the withdrawal has already begun with 800 soldiers from Romania. European concerns are amplified by Trump's statements, which have questioned the U.S. commitment to NATO. Despite these tensions, Grynkewich emphasized that NATO is prepared to face any crisis. He mentioned that the allies' promises to increase their defense spending will strengthen the alliance's capacity.