Pentagonul își alege aliații pentru discuțiile despre viitorul NATO. Marea Britanie și Franța, printre țările excluse

The Trump administration has excluded key allies like the UK, France, and Baltic states from a NATO meeting in Poland, raising concerns about the selection criteria. The Pentagon is organizing a small group meeting to discuss NATO's future, involving only Norway, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Germany, and the Netherlands. This exclusion has sparked dissatisfaction among those left out, as they play significant roles in European defense and meet U.S. defense spending goals. The initiative, known as the 'Bergen Group', aims to accelerate changes within NATO, but critics worry it may create divisions among allies. The U.S. has increased pressure on NATO members to contribute more to collective defense, leading to fears of a hierarchy within the alliance.