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President Donald Trump stated on July 8, 2026, that he may consider withdrawing U.S. troops from Europe if allies do not support his agenda regarding Greenland and Iran. His comments followed a NATO summit where he expressed both praise for unity and disappointment in some allies' lack of support.
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President Donald Trump stated on July 8, 2026, that he may consider withdrawing U.S. troops from Europe if allies do not support his agenda regarding Greenland and Iran. His comments followed a NATO summit where he expressed both praise for unity and disappointment in some allies' lack of support.
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