The military attaché of Romania in the USA was summoned to the Pentagon, where the reduction of expenses for defense programs in the region was announced.
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The military attaché of Romania in the USA, General Florin Tomiuc, was summoned to the Department of Defense, where American officials informed about the decrease in spending for military training and equipment in Europe. Although the number of American troops in Romania remains constant, this decision comes in the context of pressures from the Trump administration for European allies to strengthen their defense capabilities and contribute more to regional security. The Ministry of National Defense will assess the situation.
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