The United States is planning to significantly reduce the number of aircraft and naval assets allocated to NATO operations in Europe, according to a report by The New York Times citing two senior European officials. The decision was communicated to allies earlier this month through a written document and is described as part of a broader shift in Washington’s security policy toward Europe.
According to the report, the U.S. intends to cut the number of F-16 and F-15E fighter jets assigned to NATO from about 150 to 100, reduce maritime patrol aircraft from 26 to 15, and withdraw eight aerial refueling planes currently allocated for European missions. The changes will also include the redistribution of one aircraft carrier, one missile-carrying submarine, several warships, and strategic bombers.
Officials cited in the report warned that these adjustments could weaken the alliance’s long-range strike and aerial surveillance capabilities. The report was sourced from Middle East Eye.
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