Finland demanded a map of US troops from Europe

“If Americans are changing the balance in the Pacific region in terms of conventional defense capabilities, we need to have a joint plan with the US.

He also called for a clear and transparent roadmap from Washington so that there was no opportunity for Russia to try something and continued, US plans must be coordinated with EU initiatives to strengthen the union’s military capacity.

The Finnish Defense Minister’s remarks reflected the remarks of German defense minister Boris Pistorius, who had asked his US counterpart Pitt Hegst last month to submit a roadmap if US troops were transferred from Europe to the Indian-Pacific region, which is to avoid gaps in capacities and gradually organize responsibility.

The German defense minister has said that the White House or US Secretary of Defense has not yet responded.

European countries are trying to regulate the European military system because the Donald Trump administration has waged an economic war against the European Union, is improving relations with Russia, warning that it may not defend NATO allies and threaten to attack Greenland.

Armika Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, who is a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, rejected concerns about the US commitment to the coalition, calling it “emotional”.

NATO Secretary -General Mark Route also argued that there was no surprise within the coalition and that any US approach to Asia would be in a very coordinated manner.

The Finnish Secretary of Defense also agreed with US arguments about the need to change the position to Asia, saying, “The message I receive from the Americans and from the Pentagon is that we must understand their concern about China’s military increase in the Indian and Pacific region.”

He went on to warn, but any withdrawal of US troops from Europe constitutes risks to the green continent, especially those close to Russia.

“Europe is very weak without US military and defense capabilities, and this weakness must be offset by Europe’s own capabilities,” said the Dutch Defense Minister, who has a joint border with Russia.

Finland joined NATO two years ago following a Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The European Union is playing a greater role in the military to prevent Russian threats from Russia, as its dependence on US military and security support may no longer guarantee its security.

The Finnish Secretary of Defense also noted that the European Commission’s plans, which could potentially provide € 5 billion in military spending by facilitating national financial laws and providing € 5 billion in defense loans, are on the right track to strengthen the EU defense by year 2.

“Americans want to see clear European decisions,” the official said at the Finnish Ministry of Defense, saying that EU leaders are expected to announce their positions on June.

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