War in Iran: Trump Reduces Troops in Germany Due to Insufficient Support

Author: Cédric AmoussouPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: United States

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War in Iran: Trump Reduces Troops in Germany Due to Insufficient Support

The Pentagon announced the withdrawal of approximately 5,000 American soldiers from Germany, a decision made by President Donald Trump, to be implemented over six to twelve months. This measure follows tensions between Washington and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding the conflict with Iran. Despite this withdrawal, over 30,000 American troops will remain in Germany, which remains a strategic support point in Europe.

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