A fresh U.S. Army announcement on Jasionka. ‘For safety reasons’

U.S. Army Command spokesperson for Europe and Africa Dave Overson reported on Tuesday that "for safety reasons’ cannot uncover erstwhile and where the equipment will be transferred from Jasionka.

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A jasion without Americans. Kosiniak-Kamish explains

U.S. Army Command in Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) announced the planned relocation of U.S. military personnel and equipment from Podrzeszow airports in Jasionka, which is simply a key hub of Ukraine's support since the beginning of a full-sized Russian invasion of this country, launched in February 2022.

According to the Polish Ministry of Defence, the US troops do not retreat from Poland, but take place previously planned relocation of subdivisions.

Deputy Prime Minister, Head of the MON Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish He explained that it was about taking work for the hubs in Jasionka by Germans or Norwegians.

– American troops dedicated to helping Ukraine stay in Poland. They will be deployed in another bases in the territory of Poland – provided the Minister of Defence.

The Americans will come from Jasionka. Months of evaluation and planning

The US Command Communication states that the transfer is “part of a broader strategy Optimizing American military operations, improving the support of allies and partners while expanding productivity."

It was noted that the decision "reflects months of evaluation and planning", which was coordinated with Polish hosts and another NATO allies. ‘Apples under the direction of Poland and NATO countries will proceed to be utilized for Military aid to Ukraine“ – highlighted in the Communication.

According to the American Army, the change was planned for months and agreed both with Poland and another allies in NATO.

Meanwhile, NBC reported on Tuesday, citing high-ranking American and European officials, about the Pentagon's plan to set up reduction of troops in east Europe. It's even about 10,000 soldiers stationed in Poland and Romania.