American Senator Mark R. Warner, vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, reacted strongly after President Donald Trump declared that he is seriously considering withdrawing the United States from NATO. Warner emphasized that for more than seventy years, NATO has represented the foundation of American national security, playing a crucial role in deterring war in Europe and ensuring support for allies in times of crisis. He characterized Trump's threat as "reckless and dangerous," which would benefit adversaries like Russia and China. The senator recalled the moment of September 11, when NATO was invoked for the first time, highlighting the sacrifices of allied soldiers in Afghanistan. Warner stated that Trump's proposal would undermine the credibility of the United States and destroy decades of bipartisan American leadership. He assured that Congress will not allow the dismantling of the alliance, stating that the commitment to NATO is unwavering and that all available tools will be used to defend it.
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