Other NATO countries filling crisis forces void left by US: Rutte (opens original article in a new tab)

NATO members are increasing their contributions to crisis forces as the U.S. reduces its military commitments, causing concerns about alliance stability.

• NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte stated that other NATO members have increased their contributions to crisis forces due to U.S. reductions.
• U.S. reductions include fighter jets, drones, refueling aircraft, and naval assets, according to military sources.
• NATO faces strain as some European countries worry about potential U.S. withdrawal from the alliance.