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    1. ActionNorth8935 on

      Someone in the Trump administration suddenly remembered that they were going to use Poland to sow division within the EU.

    2. WhisperingHammer on

      Nore russian friendly troops in poland? Is that really a good idea?

    3. LaunchTransient on

      Has someone informed the Pentagon that the Hokey Pokey is not considered a valid diplomatic or military stratagem? First they yank 5000 troops from Germany, now they’re putting 5000 troops next door in Poland?

      Is this “concepts of a plan”?

    4. Harvsnova3 on

      Flip follows flop follows flip follows flop. Tomorrow it’ll be US cancels plan for 5000 troops in Poland.

    5. Manustuprare on

      Cancelling the deployment of 4000 troops that already had their equipment underway to Poland to then deploy 5000 new troops. The strategic vision is impeccable.

    6. Beginning_Emu_6507 on

      This is a serious ally conducting a serious foreign policy

    7. De_Snoekbaars on

      He said it was for the election of Nawrocki. Lol they’ll spin any fixing of random mistakes like that.

    8. Commercial-Lecture98 on

      Yes, orange man bad. But US troops in Poland are still a big tripwire for Russians if they would like to invade the rest of Europe. Not because of the fighting power of 5k soldiers, but because 5k dead US-soldiers mean that more will come to retaliate.

    9. Brilliant_Version344 on

      Good news for Poland but will those troops in Germany that he’s withdrawing have to go on a road trip across the border to Poland ?

    10. TheRealMylo on

      They’re not far away… they will just transfer the guys from Germany to Poland…

    11. TheDungen on

      I’m seriously getting whiplash from how quickly they change their mind.

    12. Timely-Ad-1473 on

      Just return the shipment Poland. You get a refund if it’s within 30 days.

    13. Why would Germany care whether the troops are in Germany or Poland?

    14. WorldTraveler_1 on

      The only real difference is whether the bars in Powditz or in Graf make record profits. They’re all rotational forces getting shuffled around.

      No significant strategic difference in my opinion.

    15. The comments are focusing on the whiplash, but nobody’s asking the operational question: are these 5,000 the same units that were part of the canceled 4,000, or entirely different deployments with different timelines? If the original 4,000 had equipment already moving and were scheduled to arrive in weeks, canceling them to announce 5,000 with no clear deployment date creates a readiness gap Poland didn’t have before.

      Poland’s been lobbying for permanent US basing since 2018, offering to cover costs. What they keep getting instead are rotational deployments that get announced, reshuffled, and re-announced. The tripwire logic works if the troops are actually there. If this turns into another six-month planning cycle while the previous deployment is scrapped, the gap itself becomes the signal and not the one you want to send while Ukraine negotiations are active.

      We’ve been tracking these deployment announcements on panopsik.com. The pattern is less about troop numbers and more about whether anything physically moves.

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