Trump says Germany is 'delinquent' as he announces plan to withdraw 9,500 troops from the country
President Donald Trump listens during a roundtable about America's seniors, in the Cabinet Room of the White House, Monday, June 15, 2020, in Washington. Donald Trump says he is withdrawing 9,500 US troops from Germany because the country is "delinquent" in its defence spending.
The move threatens to cause a rupture between Washington and Berlin, which were closely allied under previous US administrations. Trump has long been a critic of Germany for failing to pay 2% of its GDP towards defence, thereby failing to meet a target set by NATO for all its members in 2014.according to a Reuters reportThe US president also said of Germany that "they treat us very badly on trade" but did not provide any examples.
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