The United States is evaluating a potential reduction of its military footprint in certain allied nations, though officials have confirmed that Poland will not be affected by these considerations.
During a high-level meeting with Polish leadership, the American president explicitly ruled out any troop withdrawal from Polish territory. “We have no plans whatsoever to remove our forces from Poland,” he stated. “While we are reviewing our commitments in other locations, our support for Poland remains absolute, and we are committed to assisting in its defense.”
The remarks signal a continued strategic partnership between the two nations, even as Washington reassesses its global military deployments.
