The United States’ military will withdraw troops and equipment from Jasionka, a logistics hub in southeastern Poland that supplies most weapons being sent to Ukraine, a move it said would save ”tens of millions of dollars.”
“After three years at Jasionka this is an opportunity to right-size our footprint,” said Christopher Donahue, commanding general of U.S. Army Europe and Africa.
”Duties previously carried out by U.S. forces in Jasionka are now being taken over by other allies,” Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said Tuesday on X. ”U.S. troops remain in Poland, but are stationed at different locations. The mission in Jasionka is now primarily carried out by Norwegian, German, British, and Polish forces, along with other allied troops.” Läs artikel
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