Wicker and Rogers voice concern over US brigade withdrawal from Germany

11 articles · Updated · Senator Roger Wicker · May 2

The Republican Armed Services Committee chairmen said removing about 5,000 troops risks weakening deterrence in Europe and urged the Pentagon to consult Congress and allies.
They said Germany has increased defence spending and supported US operations, but warned European allies still need time to build capabilities for primary conventional deterrence.
Instead of leaving Europe, they argued the brigade should move east, where allies have invested to host US forces and strengthen NATO’s front line against Russia.

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