The Pentagon announced it had reduced its number of European brigades to 2021 levels but stressed it will maintain a “strong” presence in Poland despite a delayed troop deployment there.
The Trump administration had been hinting at a drawdown of U.S. forces in Europe after most NATO allies failed to aid the U.S. war with Iran. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell announced on Tuesday that the United States had decreased the number of brigade combat teams from four to three, which was the U.S. posture until an additional one was deployed in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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