Submission Statement: „Europe’s defenses against Russia will be at risk if Washington opts for neutrality and degrades the technology vital for US-made fighters and weapons systems. It needs to act fast.“ Andrii Vdovychenko discusses Europe’s growing concerns about its reliance on US weapons, as NATO members imported over 60% of their weaponry from the US between 2020 and 2024. Doubts about the reliability of US support have surfaced, with countries like Canada and Portugal reconsidering their purchases of F-35 aircraft. The situation reflects a deeper rift in transatlantic trust, highlighting the need for Europe to bolster its own defense capabilities.
leisurechef on
Smells like Western countries not trusting Chinese tech…just saying
SAFE-RETURN on
Yes, why not?
WhatAreYouSaying05 on
No, not under this administration. The US is going to have to pass some major legislation to regain trust and investor confidence
ApostleofV8 on
stop posting these anti-american propaganda!!1! absolutely everyone can trust american weapons like the himars, there is no way the us can simply shutdown or in other ways severely hamper the effectiveness of them.
keep buying f35s and other american weapons that are very much dependent on continued support from the us
Ok-Impression-6223 on
You use the word „Europe“ as if it were a unitary state. What do you mean by Europe? If you mean the EU, that is a customs union without a defense policy. NATO is a relic of the Cold War. If today the geopolitical interests of European states do not clash too much, that may not be the case tomorrow. The answer to this question determines the answer to yours.
snokegsxr on
>“We like to tone them down about 10 percent, which probably makes sense because someday maybe they’re not our allies, right?” the president said.
here is your answer – no
Infamous-Salad-2223 on
We might as well don’t.
Rent_A_Cloud on
The weapons? Sure. The supply of technical components and things like ammunition. No, never again.
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Submission Statement: „Europe’s defenses against Russia will be at risk if Washington opts for neutrality and degrades the technology vital for US-made fighters and weapons systems. It needs to act fast.“ Andrii Vdovychenko discusses Europe’s growing concerns about its reliance on US weapons, as NATO members imported over 60% of their weaponry from the US between 2020 and 2024. Doubts about the reliability of US support have surfaced, with countries like Canada and Portugal reconsidering their purchases of F-35 aircraft. The situation reflects a deeper rift in transatlantic trust, highlighting the need for Europe to bolster its own defense capabilities.
Smells like Western countries not trusting Chinese tech…just saying
Yes, why not?
No, not under this administration. The US is going to have to pass some major legislation to regain trust and investor confidence
stop posting these anti-american propaganda!!1! absolutely everyone can trust american weapons like the himars, there is no way the us can simply shutdown or in other ways severely hamper the effectiveness of them.
keep buying f35s and other american weapons that are very much dependent on continued support from the us
You use the word „Europe“ as if it were a unitary state. What do you mean by Europe? If you mean the EU, that is a customs union without a defense policy. NATO is a relic of the Cold War. If today the geopolitical interests of European states do not clash too much, that may not be the case tomorrow. The answer to this question determines the answer to yours.
>“We like to tone them down about 10 percent, which probably makes sense because someday maybe they’re not our allies, right?” the president said.
here is your answer – no
We might as well don’t.
The weapons? Sure. The supply of technical components and things like ammunition. No, never again.