Rutte: US troop cuts in Europe are expected and orderly

NATO chief Mark Rutte says the U.S. pullback in Europe—reducing brigades from four to three and altering a long-range Tomahawk-capable unit—will occur in a structured, expected way and won’t undermine NATO plans, as Washington pivots toward Asia; Poland seeks clarity over the changes, Germany cautions about timing, and the move underscores a broader debate on peacetime capabilities and alliance readiness.