The United States canceled sending more than 4,000 troops to Poland.

The US Armed Forces have canceled the decision to transfer more than 4,000 American troops to Poland. This was reported on May 13 by the Defense News portal.

"On Wednesday, an army representative confirmed this decision, but did not provide details and redirected all questions to the Ministry of Defense, which did not respond to a request for information," the publication says.

As Defense News notes, during the May 12 congressional hearings on the draft military budget, information about the cancellation of the troop transfer was not announced. Reports of possible changes began to spread after the American military personnel, according to the portal, notified their relatives about the cancellation of the shipment to Poland. Currently, more than 10,000 American military personnel are deployed on a rotational basis in Poland.

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