As The US Pulls Back, NATO Ponies Up

1 source·Updated Jul 2, 2026

NATO allies are stepping in to replace roughly $50 billion worth of U.S. planes, ships and drones that are being removed from NATO crisis response allocations, Reuters reported, citing an anonymous military source. NATO…

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