Trump says he may move some U.S. troops stationed in Germany to Poland
Xinhua News Agency, Washington, May 8 - U.S. President Trump stated to the media on the 8th that he may withdraw some U.S. troops from Germany and station them in Poland.
When asked if it was possible to transfer some U.S. troops from Germany to Poland, Trump told reporters, "I might do that."
He said, "Poland would like that. We have a very good relationship with Poland. I have a very good relationship with the (Polish) president."
Recently, Trump has repeatedly criticized Germany, threatening to reduce U.S. troops stationed in Germany. U.S. Pentagon officials said on the 1st of this month that they are planning to withdraw about 5,000 U.S. military personnel from Germany. On the 2nd, Trump stated that the number of U.S. troops withdrawing from Germany would "far exceed" 5,000. (End)
President Trump announced the potential relocation of approximately 5000 U.S. troops from Germany to Poland, stating that Poland would welcome this move. This statement follows recent criticisms of Germany by Trump and a Pentagon confirmation of the troop withdrawal plans. The relationship between the U.S. and Poland is described as strong, with Trump emphasizing his good rapport with the Polish president.
- President Trump indicated the possibility of relocating U.S. troops from Germany to Poland.
- Approximately 5000 U.S. troops are planned for withdrawal from Germany.
- Trump stated that Poland would welcome the U.S. troops.
- The Pentagon confirmed plans for troop withdrawal from Germany.
- Trump has criticized Germany regarding defense spending.