The US Army command in Europe and Africa also informs that The decision to move troops and equipment reflects the months of assessment and planning, strictly coordinated with Polish hosts and allies from NATO.
“Poland is a great host. Over the past few years, we have moved to more permanent facilities in the country, “said General Christopher Donahue, commander of the US Army in Europe and Africa.
“After three years in Jasionka it is an opportunity to adjust the size of our presence and save American taxpayers tens of millions of dollars a year” – says.
The American general also informs that the United States All the time open communication lines with Polish counterparts and other NATO allies and partners throughout the process.
“We are deeply grateful to the city and the inhabitants of Jasionka for the cordial welcome to the American staff and high -level guests in the last three years,” said Daniel Lawton, Chargé d'Affaires of the US embassy in Poland.
“Your support is an example of close relationships between our nations and strengthened the strength of our US -Polish partnership. As we adapt to changing needs, this transformation allows us to maintain our close cooperation while at the same time more effective use of resources,” he emphasizes.
