Homeland Security Assistant Jake Sullivan. File photoWASHINGTON, Mar 24 The US administration has no plans yet to deploy additional troops to Eastern Europe, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said at a briefing.
"At this stage we have no plans or announcements to send any specific additional units to Eastern Europe,” Sullivan said.
He noted, however, that the Biden administration is constantly reviewing planning, evaluating the need for adjustments to the size of American forces in Eastern Europe, depending on the development of the situation. The transfer of additional troops to Europe was the US response to the Russian-led special military operation in Ukraine. In an effort to «calm down and secure» its NATO allies, official Washington has repeatedly stated that it does not intend to send US troops to Ukraine, since such a step is fraught with the start of a military confrontation with Russia.
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