Dragon said, “If an ally needs to refocus some of its energy on another region where it perceives a threat, this is first and foremost not bad for the alliance as a whole… For example, this region is the Indo-Pacific area. We will witness a partial redeployment of forces, not to abandon NATO, but to confront other threats, which, by the way, also affect NATO, given our current geopolitical situation.” He added that the alliance “will be able to fill this gap, reset everything, and implement it.” Dragon clarified that “the possibility of reducing the American presence in Europe is a continuous discussion, and the alliance has assurances that the United States will not permanently leave Europe.”
