The Pentagon is sending more than 10,000 new troops to Europe

Pentagon spokesman John Kirby told reporters that the force would be deployed in the coming months and that the position of US forces in Europe would remain the same, IRNA reported from Hill.

“These shifts are not permanent, but are designed to respond to the current security environment,” Kirby added.

According to a Pentagon spokesman, these forces are not going to fight in Ukraine, but will support the strong defense of NATO allies.

The United States deployed thousands of troops in February and March to bolster its European allies in the midst of the Ukraine war.

The Pentagon has recently deployed additional aviation capabilities in the European region, numbering about 200, bringing the total number of US troops in Europe to 100,000.

Criticizing the West’s indifference to Moscow’s security concerns, Russian President Vladimir Putin on February 21, 2022, recognized the independence of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics in the Donbas region.

Three days later, on Thursday, February 24, 1400, Putin launched a so-called “special operation” against Ukraine, shifting tensions between Moscow and Kiev to a military confrontation.

The war in Ukraine has entered its third month and the reactions to the Russian invasion and the sending of weapons to this country continue. Moscow has warned that military equipment provided by the United States and Europe to Ukraine could escalate the conflict in Ukraine and have unpredictable consequences.