CBS News, citing American officials, reported that the war against Iran has increased differences between the United States and its European allies.
According to this report, one of the reasons for Donald Trump’s decision to reduce and withdraw part of the US military forces from Germany was his dissatisfaction with the level of support from NATO member countries in this war.
Analyses show that European countries are taking a more cautious approach to a possible conflict with Iran and do not support direct entry into a large-scale war, an issue that has led to an increase in the gap in transatlantic relations.
Experts warn that the continuation of these differences could negatively impact NATO cohesion and security cooperation between the United States and Europe, further complicating the geopolitical equations of the region and the world.
