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Romania seeks to retain US troops amid alliance burden-sharing debate

Romania is trying to persuade the United States to keep troops stationed there, citing both its needs and its contribution to the alliance. The report does not indicate a binding US decision to withdraw or remain.

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Any change in US military presence would affect NATO's eastern-flank deterrence and regional security.

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