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The U.S. is dramatically scaling back its NATO military contributions—cutting fighter jets, destroyers, and drones—forcing European allies and Canada to step up and fill the gaps. This isn’t an abrupt shift; officials have been warning allies for months, now publicly detailing the reductions as part of a strategic rebalancing to end what the U.S. calls an “unhealthy co-dependence.” NATO insists no defense gaps will form, confident allies already have the capabilities—just need to formally commit them to the alliance’s crisis response pool.

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