President Donald Trump says he will “probably” consider pulling U.S. troops out of Italy and Spain when asked about the possibility, according to multiple outlets. The remarks are presented as preliminary rather than a decision, with Trump using conditional language and not providing a timeline or specific conditions for any withdrawal.
The comment follows a separate announcement by Trump about U.S. military posture in Germany. Several reports say he said Washington is looking at reducing the number of U.S. military personnel stationed in Germany. Taken together, the coverage links Trump’s remarks about Italy and Spain to broader discussions about potential changes to American deployments in Europe.
None of the sources provide details on how many troops could be affected, which units might be moved, or whether any allied consultations have occurred. The reports also do not describe any immediate changes to deployments in Italy or Spain, focusing instead on Trump’s statement and the related context of possible reductions in Germany.
