Der Spiegel: The USA wants to withdraw from the aid provided to NATO members in Europe, in case of a crisis.
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According to Der Spiegel, the United States of America will provide additional information about the military training program during a conference scheduled for early June. This initiative comes in the context in which the U.S. intends to adjust its military contributions within NATO, announcing that it will send fewer bombers and ships in the event of a crisis. Details about the training program are eagerly awaited, considering the importance of strengthening the military capabilities of allies in the face of current challenges. The conference will provide a platform for discussions and clarifications regarding the commitments of the United States to NATO and the common defense strategy.
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