Țările NATO din Europa de Est se oferă să acopere o parte din costurile cu trupele americane, pentru a descuraja tentativa lui Trump de a-și diminua prezența militară

Eastern NATO countries are willing to reduce costs for U.S. troops stationed there to discourage a military presence reduction by the Trump administration. The U.S. is conducting a six-month evaluation of its military presence in Europe, which includes Romania. American troops are primarily based in Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base, Deveselu, and Câmpia Turzii. The evaluation may lead to a reduction in U.S. military personnel and equipment in Europe, with allies preparing for potential cuts. Eastern NATO states express a strong desire to host more U.S. soldiers and are willing to share more costs. A questionnaire from the U.S. assesses support for Trump's foreign policy and military base usage restrictions.