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The Trump administration is reallocating $52 million in U.S. military assistance from European and Middle Eastern countries to support governments in Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. This decision reflects a shift in foreign policy priorities towards the Western Hemisphere, focusing on combating drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
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The Trump administration is reallocating $52 million in U.S. military assistance from European and Middle Eastern countries to support governments in Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. This decision reflects a shift in foreign policy priorities towards the Western Hemisphere, focusing on combating drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
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