The United States plans to assess its military presence in Europe and may reduce support for countries that do not meet American expectations. During a NATO meeting in Brussels, Pete Hegseth criticized European nations for not providing sufficient assistance during the war with Iran. Spain and Italy blocked the use of their airports during the conflict, which Hegseth claimed put American soldiers at risk. He stated that the U.S. would evaluate its commitment to Europe within six months and potentially scale back involvement if countries fail to demonstrate dedication. Hegseth emphasized the U.
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