Trump's Deal with Putin: Bild Discovers What Europe Fears.
Fears have started to emerge in Europe that U.S. President Donald Trump may withdraw American troops in order to make a deal with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
According to BILD, European intelligence agencies seriously consider such a scenario possible.
“Putin has already stated the need to withdraw American troops from NATO countries that joined the Alliance after 1990. Therefore, in Europe, there are fears that Trump may fulfill this demand.”
It is noted that the withdrawal of American troops from Eastern Europe could lead to a deterioration of relations in the region. The Russian army could invade the Baltic states and provoke a military conflict with Poland.
Similar fears exist within the Italian government regarding a possible withdrawal of American troops from Kosovo, which could lead to destabilization in the Balkans.
German diplomats also consider such a scenario “completely realistic.”
It was previously reported how Putin plans to outsmart Trump.
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