Trump's announcement to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany after the dispute over the Iran war
Kathmandu. Due to the growing political bitterness between US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the US has decided to withdraw about 5,000 of its soldiers stationed in Germany.
The Pentagon took this step after the two leaders publicly accused each other of possible war and diplomatic strategy with Iran. With this decision, there are signs of a serious rift in the decades-long security relationship between the US and European countries.
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