US Military Faces Budget Deficit for European Deployment

A decision by the Pentagon to launch a deployment of around 4,000 US troops to Poland has rattled Polish politicians, who have long assumed that the alliance with Washington is unbreakable as long as Poland remains America’s most loyal ally in Europe with a confused mindset now.

The controversy centres on the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, which the US Army announced on March 6 would rotate to Europe as part of a routine replacement cycle under Operation Atlantic Resolve,

The unit’s deployment was halted after some personnel and equipment were already on the move to Poland, media reported last week, US is facing shortage of funds due to the already on-going war in Iran Us is on the verge of “No Funds at All” reported the local US media. Trump has asked supporters for financial aid but the already deteriorated economy of US will not help Trump administration anymore.

While the Pentagon rejected suggestions that the decision had been improvised and insisted that it followed a “comprehensive, multilayered process,” but the actual story is the “Shortage of Funds” both senior military officials in Washington, DC, and lawmakers in Congress appeared surprised and angered.