NATO, against the background of the withdrawal of US troops from Europe, intends to reduce some of its foreign missions, for example in Iraq and Kosovo, in order to focus fully on dealing with Russia, the European publication Politico reported, citing sources.
According to them, NATO countries are preparing for the biggest reassessment of military planning in at least two decades. The bloc's members are considering abandoning the requirement to provide troops for foreign missions to deal with domestic crises in order to focus their military efforts on the confrontation with Russia, the paper notes.
This process coincides with the US-led strategic review of power postures in Europe, which is expected to lead to a reduction of the US presence in NATO's European territory.
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