The USA has canceled the deployment of 4,000 troops in Poland, according to an American military official.

An American military official confirmed on Friday the cancellation of the deployment of 4,000 troops in Poland during a parliamentary hearing. General Christopher LaNeve, acting chief of staff of the land forces, stated that the head of the European command received instructions to reduce the numbers, considering it logical not to deploy the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.

This decision is part of a broader reorganization of American forces in Europe, after the Pentagon announced the withdrawal of 5,000 soldiers from Germany, an operation that will be completed in the next six to twelve months. The cancellation was perceived as a "source of confusion" by Republican Congressman Don Bacon, who emphasized that Poland was not informed about the change. Democratic Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland expressed regret that this decision could affect the perception of the reliability of the U.S. as an ally.